Accelerate IP

About Accelerate IP

Accelerate IP provides patent, trademark, copyright and business legal services, with a stated focus on entrepreneurs, startups, small businesses, Amazon sellers, medical device companies, athletes and entertainment clients. Its website advertises flat fees, direct attorney access and free consultations, and states that clients are not charged for calls or emails. Trademark support includes registration and related application work, while the broader menu covers copyright, contracts and FDA compliance. The practice says it assists clients with patent, trademark and copyright registration across all 50 states and internationally. Its description connects legal protection with business development, from an initial product or brand through licensing and commercial agreements. The attorneys describe their own entrepreneurial and inventive experience as informing their approach. These are the firm’s stated services and working arrangements; the scope and terms of an individual engagement should be agreed directly with the practice.

Listed services include USPTO Trademark Filing, Trademark Cease and Desist, Trademark law, Trademark Filing, Trademark Office Action Response.

Reviews repeatedly identify Burt Skiba and Clark Proffitt and describe clear explanations, accessible communication and careful guidance for first-time inventors. Several clients report help with trademark applications, overcoming registration difficulties and working through problems left by earlier counsel. Others discuss patents, licensing, contracts or nonprofit matters. Reviewers also mention timely filings, patient answers and transparent discussions of cost. It provides examples of past client experiences, without establishing a guaranteed outcome for a new registration or dispute.

The practice has a 5-star average across 199 ratings.

The office is at 60 E Rio Salado Pkwy, Tempe, AZ 85281. Its listed telephone number is +1480-360-7414. The practice website is accelerateip.com.

Inventors describe patient help from Burt Skiba and Clark Proffitt; the written accounts do not identify a recurring problem with unanswered questions. Clients commend timely filings and clear cost discussions, including help resolving registration difficulties left by earlier counsel.

Clients who are new to patenting describe the practice as welcoming to inventors unfamiliar with the process. One account specifically commends Clark and Burt for punctual, service-oriented work. That emphasis on explaining unfamiliar decisions complements the firm’s stated offer of direct attorney access and set-fee services for developing businesses.