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Fort Worth, Texas Patent and Trademark Attorneys

Patent, trademark, and copyright services for downtown Fort Worth and Tarrant County, at a flat fee quoted in writing before any work begins.

Leavitt and Eldredge serves Fort Worth from a Main Street office downtown, handling patent filings, trademark registration, copyright protection, and enforcement for clients across Tarrant County. Registered attorneys manage every USPTO filing at a flat fee quoted in writing, and consultations are free.

FORT WORTH LOCATION ADDRESS

777 Main Street Suite 600 Fort Worth, TX 76102

817-522-4035

Street Location: On the corner of East 6th Street and Main Street

Surrounding Businesses: Ruth’s Chris Steak House (across the street of 7th St.), The Capital Grille (across the street of Main St.)

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Where is the Fort Worth office located?
The Fort Worth office is at 777 Main Street, #600, Fort Worth, TX 76102, on the corner of Main Street and East 6th Street in downtown Fort Worth. It serves clients throughout Tarrant County and the surrounding Metroplex, close to several downtown restaurants and businesses.
What kind of legal matters does the Fort Worth office handle?
The Fort Worth office handles patent searches and filings, trademark clearance and registration, copyright protection, trade secret guidance, and business formations, plus litigation when a client's intellectual property is infringed. A registered attorney manages every USPTO filing and every office action.
How much does a patent cost through the Fort Worth office?
Patent work begins at a flat $2,000 for a provisional application, with a non-provisional utility patent starting at $5,000 in attorney fees. You receive the exact quote for your invention in writing before any work begins, regardless of which Leavitt and Eldredge office you work with.
Can I schedule a free consultation at the Fort Worth office?
Yes. Call 844-728-3680 or send a message through the contact page to set up a free consultation. An attorney will discuss your patent, trademark, or copyright matter and provide a flat-fee quote in writing before any work begins on the file.

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