Own the logo, then register the name.$499 copyright certificateTrademark filing
Design questions go to your designer. Anything about who owns what, whether a mark can be registered, or what we hold about you, goes to our legal desk, and it has a name and a face.
Email is the only way to reach the legal desk. Our phone and WhatsApp lines are answered by support.
Senior Legal Counsel
Admitted, State Bar of California
Greg reviews the ownership paperwork behind every finished design, runs the clearance checks before a trademark application goes to the USPTO, and handles privacy and data requests. If your question is about who owns what, he is the one who answers it.
Email is the only route to the legal desk, so that every question arrives in writing with a record attached. Messages are answered in the order they arrive, normally within one working day. Our phone and WhatsApp lines are support lines, they do not reach Greg, and design or order questions are faster through support@logoorbit.net, that inbox is watched all day.
Copyright and ownership
The written transfer that hands you the design, and any question about what you are free to do with it.
Trademark filings
Clearance searches, USPTO applications, and replying to an examiner if one comes back with questions.
Brand protection
Someone using your mark without permission, or a claim that yours is too close to somebody else’s.
Privacy and your data
Copies of what we hold, corrections, deletion requests and anything else covered by the privacy policy.
Contracts and compliance
Service agreements, NDAs, vendor paperwork and purchase orders that need a signature from our side.
We keep the legal route deliberately short, because the questions that end up here are usually the ones somebody is anxious about.
Email legal@logoorbit.net. It is the only route to the legal desk, and it keeps a record of what was asked. Include the order name so we can pull the file while we read.
Legal messages are not triaged by support. They go straight to Greg and the compliance desk.
Including when the answer is "you do not need us for this" or "that will not work, and here is why".
None of this is legal advice for your own business, and our legal desk acts for LogoOrbit. What it will always do is tell you plainly where you stand with us, and say so when you need your own lawyer rather than ours.
Your invoice is issued by Phelps & Associates, LLC rather than under the LogoOrbit trading name. Nothing is hidden behind that. Here is exactly how the two are connected and which one does what.
The design work, the terms you accept, the deadlines and the copyright that transfers to you at the end. All ours.
Director of Phelps & Associates, LLC and LogoOrbit's Director & Chief Financial Officer. He is the reason the two are connected.
Read his profileThe billing and merchant entity named on the invoice, and the name that reaches your card statement.
Visit phelps-llc.comIf a charge looks unfamiliar, write to james@phelps-llc.com before opening a bank dispute. It will be identified for you in writing, usually the same day.
Two separate steps, constantly mistaken for each other. One puts the artwork in your name. The other puts the name on the federal register so a competitor cannot trade under it.
Prices do not include California sales tax of 8.25%. We add it to the invoice.
The signed instrument that moves our copyright in your approved final logo to your business, and authorises public commercial use. Read all ten sections before you buy - the specimen is published.
See the certificateClearance search, the classes your business actually needs, the USPTO application filed in your name, and the examiner answered by our legal desk. Work out your class count on the page.
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