Aug 16, 2016
Creative Trademark announces a new Trademark Logo Search hybrid that combines the latest in image recognition technology, along with traditional design code searching. This creates a new category in the market with exceptional value.
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NYC, USA - August 16, 2016 /PressCable/ —
Creative Trademark has just announced the launch of their new Trademark Logo Search which is a rare new legal research product from this long-time industry leader. For trademark attorneys, this launch will be especially important to pay attention to, as it could open up a whole new revenue source for them.
“Because of its prohibitive cost, attorneys have often shied away from suggesting their small to medium clients run a trademark logo search.” Says Marketing Manager at Creative Trademark Robert Thompson.” But we’ve found an excellent hybrid solution that we can offer our clients for only $395 versus the traditional $1000+ price tag.”
A common problem in the trademark research world has been the high cost of running a trademark logo search. Legal professionals routinely run a trademark search on a word mark and also have little choice but to insist their clients pay the high fees and run a search on a logo which stands on its own, without a word attached. An example of this would be the Nike® Swoosh or a cartoon character. But for the majority of logos, where it’s simply an image tied to the name of the brand, attorneys must often resign themselves to watching their client accept the risk of possible infringement instead of paying the higher fees associated with a trademark logo search
Mr. Thompson continues… “In the past, we just weren’t happy with the value and quality we could give our attorney clients, so we did not offer a Trademark Logo Search. We’re very excited to finally find a combination of the newest image recognition technology, along with traditional design code searching that met our exacting specifications. We think this is a perfect balance, technology has changed and our industry needs to change with it, but not at the cost of quality.”
Creative Trademark is located in Hackensack, NJ and was established in 1997; It has been doing business for 20 years. They say their mission is to create the best value in the trademark research industry and to provide the best in customer service.
LINKS:
More information on this story: http://www.trademarksearch.legal/trademark-logo-se…
Creative Trademark website: http://www.trademarksearch.legal/
For more information, please visit http://www.TrademarkSearch.Legal
Contact Info:
Name: Robert Thompson
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Creative Trademark
Address: 370 w. pleasantview ave #300
Phone: 201-825-1060
Release ID: 127954
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