Are you an attorney or a registered patent attorney, and can registered patent attorneys do trademarking?
Both an attorney and a registered patent attorney, and yes registered patent attorneys can and often do handle other IP matters such as trademark registrations. (Presuming that by “trademarking” you mean registration of trademarks and service marks.) more – see Firm Profile and About Trademarks pages Q: I saw an awesome item for sale at a street fair last summer, and want to know if I can put a patent on it. A: Probably no and no. Only the inventor or the inventor’s assignee can seek patent protection. Someone who sees, or even buys, an item created by another does not, by these activities, become the inventor or the inventor’s assignee. In addition, public use, publications about and sales of an item preclude seeking U.S. patent protection unless an application is filed within one year of the first date on which any of such activities occurred.
