Choosing a
brand name
Understand potential conflicts before investing further in a name, logo, or slogan.
Explore search guidance →Trademark counsel for founders and growing businesses
Natalie Nguyen helps you choose a brand name, navigate trademark applications, and address trademark concerns—with practical guidance on your next step.
Book a free 30-minute consultationFree 30-minute initial consultation · Choose a time

Meet your attorney
Trademark decisions affect the business you’re building. Natalie helps you understand the options, the risks, and the next steps.
J.D., University of Oklahoma
Licensed in Texas and Oklahoma · English & Vietnamese
A client’s experience
“She made everything easy to understand and follow at each step of the way.”
Excerpt from a client testimonial. Individual experiences vary; prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Read the complete testimonials →How we can help
Understand potential conflicts before investing further in a name, logo, or slogan.
Explore search guidance →Get help with a trademark application or an Office Action—a notice from the trademark examiner.
Explore application support →Discuss existing registrations, licensing, brand use, and potential infringement concerns.
Explore ongoing protection →Naming brands for clients? Explore Prolumis Clear for branding agencies →
What happens next
Book a free 30-minute initial consultation that fits your schedule.
Talk through your goals, questions, and timing with Natalie.
Understand the proposed scope and fees before legal work begins.
Have your proposed or existing brand name, a brief description of your products or services, and your timing in mind. If you have an application number or a USPTO notice, have it available. Please do not submit confidential information before the firm confirms how to share it.
Your first 30-minute consultation with Natalie is currently free. If you decide to move forward, the firm will confirm the scope and fees before legal work begins.
Prolumis provides help with existing applications and trademark issues. If a deadline is approaching, contact the firm promptly so it can assess your situation and availability. Booking a consultation does not extend a deadline or confirm that the firm has accepted your matter.
Your brand. Your next step.
Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Please do not share confidential information.