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Syed Law is a preeminent trademark firm focusing on trademark registration, USPTO Office Action responses, trademark infringement, and TTAB proceedings. We've made our business accessible, affordable, and approachable with competitive flat fee pricing models. We've registered numerous trademark applications, overturned several USPTO Office Action refusals, and appear before the TTAB regularly. Syed Law has an excellent track record that sets us apart and is the only law firm in the Chicago area that handles trademarks exclusively. We're proud to represent clients in over 30 U.S. States and over 35 countries around the world.
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1600 Golf Road, Suite 1200, 60008, Rolling Meadows, United States
- (312) 618-0713
- syedlawoffices.com
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