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Trademark attorneys in Utah

Compare 16 attorneys across Utah, from highly rated practices to the complete statewide list.

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Top picks in Utah

  1. No. 1

    Miller IP

    Mountain Green, UT 4.9 out of 5 (162)

    Miller IP is a Mountain Green, Utah intellectual property firm offering flat-fee patent, trademark, and copyright filings for startups, small businesses, and independent creators.

    Strengths

    • Published flat fees for core patent, trademark, copyright, and search services, with stated turnaround windows
    • Free 30-minute strategy session and free initial consultations
    • Reviewers consistently describe fast responses, answered calls, and proactive updates during filings
    • Complex patent and trademark concepts explained in plain language for first-time filers
    • Broad industry experience listed, from SaaS and AI to fashion, food and beverage, and medical devices

    Considerations

    • Free consultations are time-limited, and at least one reviewer found a session rushed
    • Not every inquiry results in representation; the firm has declined matters based on information provided by prospective clients
    • Matters outside the flat-fee structure are billed hourly, so costs are less predictable for those engagements
  2. No. 2

    Robert A. Gurr: Attorney

    St. George, UT 4.9 out of 5 (35)

    Gurr & Brande PLLC is a St. George, Utah law firm led by registered patent attorney Robert A. Gurr, handling patents, trademarks, copyrights, business formation, and estate planning for inventors and companies.

    Strengths

    • Registered patent attorney licensed in Utah and before the United States Patent & Trademark Office, handling patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
    • Reviewers repeatedly cite fast, clear email communication and quick turnaround from first contact to filed applications.
    • Explanations are described as patient and plain-language, easing a process many clients call daunting before they begin.
    • Multiple reviewers mention fair or reasonable pricing and an easy-to-use client portal.
    • Serves a wide range of clients, from first-time individual inventors and startups to established businesses, with repeat engagements spanning years.

    Considerations

    • One negative account names a different attorney and concerns a real estate matter, rather than describing Robert Gurr's IP assistance.
    • Patent and trademark clients praise prompt emails and repeat filings over several years, without recurring complaints about application follow-through.
  3. No. 3

    Cragun Legal

    Ogden, UT 4.8 out of 5 (22)

    Cragun Legal is an Ogden-based law firm offering family law, estate planning, criminal defense, business, and intellectual property services to clients across Weber, Morgan, and Davis Counties.

    Strengths

    • Offers free initial consultations, clear fee structures, and responsive communication according to its website.
    • Handles overlapping family, estate planning, and business needs through one firm, including divorce, custody, adoption, wills, trusts, LLC formation, and contract review.
    • Serves Ogden and the surrounding region, with website materials citing Weber, Morgan, and Davis Counties and local court familiarity.
    • Reviews repeatedly praise attorney Jake Cragun and senior paralegal Tammy for professionalism, compassion, organization, and direct communication.
    • Advertises broad coverage across criminal defense, family law, estate planning, business development, and trademark and copyright services.

    Considerations

    • One reviewer alleges missed deadlines and unusable evidence in a divorce matter.
    • The directory and practice website identify different suite numbers; confirm the office suite before visiting Cragun Legal.
  4. No. 4

    Project CIP

    Logan, UT 4.8 out of 5 (28)

    Project CIP is a Logan, Utah intellectual property law firm offering trademark, patent, copyright, trade secret, and IP dispute services to startups, entrepreneurs, and established businesses across Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming.

    Strengths

    • Founder Preston Frischknecht is a certified intellectual property specialist and USPTO-registered practitioner with deep patent and trademark experience.
    • Reviewers consistently praise responsiveness, timeliness, clear communication, and plain-English explanations.
    • The firm handles a broad range of IP matters, including trademarks, patents, disputes, contracts, e-commerce IP, international IP, copyrights, and trade secrets.
    • Clients and referring attorneys describe the practice as practical, cost-conscious, honest, and focused on tailored strategy.
    • Long-term client relationships and repeat referrals appear throughout the review record.

    Considerations

    • One reviewer describes an unsatisfactory engagement and outcome; Project CIP says it has no record of that client and requests more information.
    • Another client notes substantial filing costs and the possibility of an initial denial while attributing those difficulties to the IP registration process.
  5. No. 5

    Saunders & Saunders

    Park City, UT 4.8 out of 5 (20)

    Saunders & Saunders is a Park City, Utah law firm offering business, intellectual property, real estate, construction, litigation, and drug and alcohol offense representation.

    Strengths

    • Offers a broad set of practice areas, including business, intellectual property, real estate, construction, litigation, and drug and alcohol offenses.
    • Reviewers frequently praise Christina Saunders Jones for thorough contract work, business law knowledge, and clear explanations of legal terms.
    • Robert Saunders is repeatedly described as responsive, diligent, and effective in real estate, landlord-tenant, and business matters.
    • Multiple reviews mention fair or transparent fees and long-term client relationships.
    • The website provides structured practice-area information, attorney bios, a blog, and an e-pay option.

    Considerations

    • One reviewer reports missed follow-ups, an unsent retainer agreement, and no reply after providing documents.
    • Trademark prosecution may require office-action responses or opposition work; the firm describes examination as potentially taking six months or longer.

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