Trademark Emergent is a scam Trademark Emergent is a scam! They DID file a trademark application, however for only 1 of the 4 classes they told me they would (but charged me for 4 classes!) They overcharged me by $1300. THEN...they called me and said there was a conflict and that I would have to file my logo in 4 classes plus fees. Additional $6000!! She had me pull up the USPTO website and everything. It looked legit because I had an application with them and it was the government website. They also had people calling me from the "USPTO" office. I had a feeling it wasn't right, so I called the USPTO phone number. THANK GOD! They had only filed one class $350 and they hadn't even assigned a reviewer for my application yet!! DO NOT USE. Reporting to the better business bureau.

This was my first attempt to trademark… This was my first attempt to trademark a name and I had many questions and concerns. All of my questions were answered and my application is baing processed.

Best Experience working with attorneys… Best Experience working with attorneys who are really thinking for the best interests of their clients. Trademark Emergent has been helping new startups, and medium-level and enterprise-level businesses with all of their litigations and Intellectual Property matters.

Do not trust this company Do not trust this company! They will take your money and you’ll never get your trademark. It’s been a year and half and I still haven’t received mine. They want more money to provide a correction to their filing errors. Save yourself time, money and stress. This is a fraudulent business!

David Reimer below- described the same… David Reimer below- described the same experience I had with TE this week. After asking for another $3,800 to file an opposition, cancellation, to make my case stronger against an "objector" who has the same name as the one I'm working to trademark, and additional applications for my logo and parent company. Also, my business filing is the only one according to them and it was first but apparently, that does not matter. It's confusing and doesn't align with what should logically happen. Attorney (name withheld), whom I cannot find online in association with Trademark Emergent with a simple Google search, offered to waive his $1k fee and set up a payment plan. I did not proceed and now will not proceed after seeing Mr. Reimer's review, which mirror's my experience 100%. But now I'm out of time, trust, and dollars invested so far. I will pursue resolution. I started looking up information on USPTO scams and what they have is helpful but like all organizations, they can't account for each one. I don't know if it's a scam but it feels exactly like that and I have terminated my relationship with this company. I'll probably need to start from square one...