Similar names
A different spelling can still sound like your name. Natalie can review similarities that an exact-name search could miss.
Attorney-led trademark clearance
Check your name before launch.
Before you order packaging, build your website, or put up a sign, talk with Natalie about the name you want to use and what a clearance search would cover.
Book a name-clearance callFree 30-minute phone consultation. Choose a time in Microsoft Bookings. Natalie calls the number you provide.
What a clearance review looks at
Does another brand raise a concern?
What you sell
Bring a short description of your products or services and who buys them. That context helps Natalie evaluate relevant search results.
Your next decision
Discuss whether to keep the name, investigate a particular result, or compare alternatives before you commit to launch costs.
Your first conversation
Bring the name and your launch date.
Have the proposed spelling, any alternate names, and a short description of what you plan to sell. If you already found a similar brand, bring its link. Natalie can discuss what a search would cover and quote the work before you decide.
The initial consultation is free. An attorney search and written analysis require a separate engagement.
Before you book
Common questions.
I already own the domain. Is a search still useful?
Yes. A domain purchase tells you that you obtained that web address. A trademark review looks at the name in the context of your business and other brands.
Can I compare two possible names?
Yes. Bring both options and explain which one you prefer. Natalie can discuss a sensible scope for comparing them.
Can you help if I decide to file?
Yes. Explore Prolumis trademark filing services once you’re ready to discuss an application. A search can identify risks, but cannot guarantee registration.
Talk through your name with Natalie.
Book a name-clearance callBooking a consultation does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not submit confidential information.