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Fulwider Patton LLP #1 in Trademark Gains
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2007/11/14 10:46
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Fulwider Patton LLP, one of the oldest and most respected independent intellectual property law firms in Southern California, made the most dramatic gains in U.S. trademark filings during the Second Quarter of 2007 according to The Trademark Insider®. In its recently published Second Quarter 2007 edition, The Trademark Insider® reports that between April-June 2007, Fulwider Patton filed 118 federal trademark and service mark applications, and was ranked as being in the top 50 law firms nationwide in U.S. trademark filings for that period.
Reflecting on The Trademark Insider report, Fulwider Patton partner Jim Paul commented: "We are very pleased to receive this recognition. It underscores our firm's goal of offering quality representation at reasonable prices. Our excellent team of trademark attorneys works very closely with our clients to uncover and enhance the value of their intellectual property assets."
Fulwider Patton LLP is a full service intellectual property law firm serving clients in all areas of intellectual property including patents, trademarks, copyrights, Internet domain name disputes, trade secrets and unfair competition. With offices in Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, Fulwider Patton LLP represents clients throughout California and the United States, Europe and the Pacific Rim. |
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