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Affordability versus quality has always been the selling point of "filing factories" and large corporate law firms.

However, obtaining basic information from clients and filling out forms for a low fee can result in numerous refusals, oppositions, and litigation, even after the registration process is complete. Because the trademark and patent process is complex, has strict requirements, and is highly subjective, it is important to draft an application carefully to avoid future complications. At the same time, cost is always an important consideration when protecting intellectual property, and the high cost of corporate legal representation can stifle inventiveness and overburden small businesses.

Alumit I.P. understands these concerns, and has conceived of a large and small entity fee structure combined with a flat-fee payment system based on projected hourly work to suit the needs of all clients. More importantly, John Alumit's 17 years of experience in intellectual property provides the type of experience clients need to protect their rights.