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Have a question about patents, trademarks, copyrights, or trade secrets before you get started? Reach the firm directly and a legal secretary will follow up.

Leavitt and Eldredge welcomes questions before you commit to a patent, trademark, copyright, or trade secret filing. Call 844-728-3680 to speak with the firm directly, or send a message through the contact page, and a legal secretary will follow up with the information you need. Consultations are free, and every quote is given in writing before any work begins.

Need more information before getting started with your patent, trademark, copyright, or trade secret? No problem; please fill out the form below and we will be happy to help. One of our legal secretaries will reach out to you.

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The fastest way to get an answer is to call the office. A legal secretary will take your question, connect you with the right attorney for your matter, and follow up with next steps. You can also reach the firm through the contact page.

Leavitt Eldredge Law Firm, 4204 Southwest Green Oaks Blvd, Ste 140, Arlington, TX 76017.

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What kind of questions can I ask before filing?
Anything about the process. Common questions cover whether an invention or brand is eligible to protect, which filing fits your situation, how long registration takes, and what the flat fee includes. A legal secretary routes your question to the attorney who handles that practice area.
How quickly will someone get back to me?
Calling 844-728-3680 gets you the fastest answer, often the same call. Messages sent through the contact page are typically answered within 24 hours during business hours, Monday through Friday, 8am to 8pm Central.
Is there a fee to ask a question?
No. Asking a question and the initial consultation that follows are both free. You only pay once you decide to move forward, and the firm quotes that fee in writing before any work starts.