Trademark Office Actions & Disputes

Enforce Your Rights — or Respond to a Claim Against You.

Whether you’ve found someone using a confusingly similar mark, or you’ve received a cease-and-desist letter yourself, how you respond matters.

Referred to our attorney partner. This is a Tier 2 service: drafting or responding to enforcement letters is legal work, handled by our independent, licensed attorney partner, not by TCG directly.

Tier 2 — Referred to Attorney Partner

Service Overview

A cease-and-desist letter carries legal weight, whether you’re sending one to protect your mark or responding to one aimed at you. It needs to accurately state your legal position — something only a licensed attorney can properly assess and draft.

TCG refers cease-and-desist matters, in either direction, to our independent attorney partner.

Our Process

How It Works

Share the Situation

Tell us what’s happening — the other mark, the use, or the letter you received.

Attorney Review

Our attorney partner assesses the strength of the position and the options.

Engagement & Fee Discussion

You’ll get a flat or hourly quote from the attorney before work begins.

Letter Drafting or Response

The attorney drafts the enforcement letter, or your response to one.

Benefits

Why Work With Us on This

FAQ

Common Questions

No — this is legal correspondence, handled by our independent attorney partner.

Don’t ignore it, but don’t respond on your own either. Get it in front of an attorney before you reply.

Often quoted as a flat fee per letter — the attorney will quote your specific matter.

Don’t Navigate an Enforcement Letter Alone

Get an attorney’s read on your situation first.