Attorney profile
John Maldjian - Stevens & Lee PC
The short version
John Maldjian is a Stevens & Lee PC intellectual property attorney in Elmwood Park, New Jersey, handling trademark and copyright prosecution, portfolio strategy, and IP protection for clients ranging from individual innovators to established companies.
Strengths
- Reviewers consistently describe John Maldjian as exceptionally knowledgeable across intellectual property law, including trademark and copyright matters.
- Clients praise his ability to translate detailed, intricate IP processes into terms business owners can act on when deciding what to protect.
- Feedback highlights a direct, attentive communication style, with long-standing contacts describing him as someone who listens and works in clients' interests.
- Small business owners report that trademark and copyright protection was more affordable than expected and saved them time and money.
- The practice is backed by Stevens & Lee's broader IP platform, covering prosecution, portfolio management, licensing, and litigation across domestic and international offices.
Considerations
- One recipient objects to direct mail sent to a home address using new-business registration data; the firm acknowledges the targeted outreach.
- Clients describe listening-oriented advice and understandable trademark and copyright explanations rather than repeated communication problems.
About John Maldjian - Stevens & Lee PC
John Maldjian practices intellectual property law with Stevens & Lee PC from the firm’s Elmwood Park, New Jersey office at 669 River Dr #201. His listed focus areas include trademark applications, trademark application preparation, and trademarks and copyrights, supported by the wider IP platform Stevens & Lee describes on its website: portfolio development and strategy, registration and prosecution before the USPTO, the U.S. Copyright Office, and global patent and trademark offices, ongoing management and renewal of existing rights, litigation and enforcement in federal district and appellate courts and before the International Trade Commission, and monetization through licensing and merger or acquisition activity. Related service areas include patent prosecution, IP licensing, trade secret counseling, and trademark and copyright prosecution with brand protection, along with false advertising, unfair competition, and anti-counterfeiting work.
The practice states that it represents clients of all sizes, from individual innovators to Fortune 500 companies, across industries such as manufacturing, medical technology, computer science, telecommunications, metering, AI, pharmaceuticals, LEDs and semiconductors, fashion and apparel, food processing, and entertainment and hospitality. Stevens & Lee notes that its IP group draws on the broader Stevens & Lee Companies platform, which combines a full-service law firm with investment banking and financial advisory capabilities. Firm materials also list John Maldjian among professionals recognized in IAM Patent 1000.
Client feedback in the available review set is largely positive, with six of seven reviews rated five stars and a combined 4.40 rating. Reviewers describe him as exceptionally knowledgeable across IP law, skilled at explaining detailed and intricate processes in ways clients can readily understand, and attentive to helping businesses decide which assets to protect. Long-standing contacts describe him as a straight-shooter who listens and works in clients’ best interests, while small business owners note that trademark and copyright protection proved more affordable than they expected and saved them time and money. One negative review objects to unsolicited direct mail sent to a home address, with the sender using public new-business registration data; the firm responded that the outreach is aimed at new businesses needing IP guidance early on.
One recipient objects to direct mail sent to a home address using new-business registration data; the firm acknowledges the targeted outreach. Clients describe listening-oriented advice and understandable trademark and copyright explanations rather than repeated communication problems.
Recurring feedback
What clients consistently mention
- Expertise and clarity: reviewers repeatedly credit deep IP knowledge and an ability to explain complex trademark and copyright processes in accessible language.
- Communication style: feedback emphasizes a direct, listening-oriented approach and guidance that helps clients choose the right steps for their goals.
- Small business fit: several reviews come from small business owners seeking trademark and copyright protection, with comments about affordability and time savings.
- Solicitation practices: one review raises concerns about unsolicited direct mail sourced from public new-business registration data, prompting a firm response about its outreach approach.
All reviews
4.4 out of five stars based on 7 reviews.
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