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Carrollton, Texas Patent and Trademark Attorneys

Patent, trademark, and copyright services for Carrollton and the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, at a flat fee quoted in writing before any work begins.

Leavitt and Eldredge serves Carrollton, Texas from an office on East Trinity Mills Road, handling patent filings, trademark registration, copyright work, and enforcement for clients across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Flat fees are quoted in writing, and consultations are free.

CARROLLTON LOCATION ADDRESS

2340 East Trinity Mills Road Suite 300, Carrollton, TX 75006

817-522-4035

Street Location: Located on the access road of President George Bush Turnpike Toll Road

Surrounding Businesses: Crossroad Pet Hospital Located In Trinity Mills Crossing (next door)

Common questions

Frequently asked

Is there a Leavitt & Eldredge office in Carrollton?
Yes. The firm's Carrollton office is at 2340 East Trinity Mills Road, Suite 300, Carrollton, TX 75006, along the access road of the President George Bush Turnpike. It serves clients throughout Carrollton and the surrounding Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, with the same attorneys as the firm's other offices.
What intellectual property services does the Carrollton office offer?
The Carrollton office supports patent searches and filings, trademark clearance and registration, copyright registration, and trade secret protection. Registered attorneys handle every USPTO filing and respond to office actions, and litigation support is available when enforcement against an infringer is needed.
How much does it cost to file a trademark through the Carrollton office?
A federal trademark registration is a flat $1,200 in attorney fees, the same flat-fee structure used firm-wide. You receive the full quote in writing before any work begins, whether you work with the Carrollton office or another Leavitt and Eldredge location.
Do I need an appointment to visit the Carrollton office?
Consultations are by appointment and are free of charge. Call 844-728-3680 or send a message through the contact page to schedule a time, and an attorney will discuss your patent, trademark, or copyright matter before any work begins on your file.