ROTHWELL FIGG - The U.S. Trademark Opposition Law Firm.  Rothwell Figg has substantial experience in representing global companies in trademark opposition proceedings before the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Why work with us?  Here are a few reasons:

  • Our attorneys have represented clients in several hundred U.S. trademark opposition proceedings
  • Our client list includes well-known international brands
  • We offer reasonable hourly rates and/or fixed-fee options for each phase of the proceeding
  • We are leaders in the U.S trademark industry, and our professionals have served on the Executive Committee of the International Trademark Association and the INTA Trademark Mediators Network

Here are some of the clients who have retained our services:

  • Multinational consumer brand companies
  • U.S. consumer product and service companies
  • U.S. Healthcare System and wellness companies
  • Small business owners and start-ups
  • Non-profit associations
  • Multichannel retailers

Attorneys and law firms also seek out our services to represent their own clients or provide guidance and subject matter expertise.

To speak with our attorneys about your matter, please contact James Hastings at (914) 941-5668 or email: jhastings@rfem.com

To a trademark opposer, the filing of a trademark opposition is a serious matter with an uncertain outcome.  If an opposer loses a trademark opposition case, the trademarks on which it is relying to bring the opposition can be further weakened.  On the other hand, if a trademark applicant loses a trademark opposition then the

As any trademark opposition attorney knows, you do not always get to choose your opponents. Some opposing counsel are cooperative, professional, and seek common ground between the trademark opposer and trademark applicant.  This approach often results in a favorable result for both parties.  There are times, however, when an opposing trademark lawyer takes a “win

Many companies facing a trademark opposition are unfamiliar with the ramifications of a notice of opposition and how it could impact their business.  Here are some things to remember when your trademark application is opposed: 

Trademark Oppositions are Civil Litigation

An opposition proceeding is a form of civil litigation that is heard before the Trademark

As a trademark opposition attorney, I have first-hand knowledge of trademark bullying tactics that are designed to outspend and harass small business trademark applicants into abandoning their trademark application. The practice also spills into federal court actions for trademark infringement, cyberquatting, and other related matters.  This phenonemnon is very real.

As part of the Trademark

Have you been served with a Notice of Opposition to your trademark application?  

If so, yours is one of the hundreds of trademark opposition proceedings that are filed against trademark applicants every year.

Notice of Opposition: Important Steps

Always consider taking the following steps upon receiving a Notice of Opposition.

1.  Contact a Trademark Opposition

I am a trademark opposition lawyer that charges a flat-fee for my services.  Charging one, flat fee for a trademark opposition case is advantageous to my clients for the following reasons:

  • the total cost to the client is fixed and predictable
  • the fee agreement between the client and me is transparent and unambiguous
  • there are