I assist with the management of global trademark and copyright portfolios for clients, ensuring comprehensive protection and maintenance.
Vlora Bacaj brings over a decade of dedicated experience in intellectual property (IP) law. Her responsibilities include conducting trademark clearance searches, assisting in U.S. global trademark prosecution and maintenance, performing due diligence searches, as well as updating chain of title with both the USPTO, WIPO, and U.S. Copyright Office, demonstrating her meticulous attention to detail and commitment to maintaining clients' intellectual property rights..
Vlora's skillset extends to handling filings at the TTAB level of the USPTO, as well as various filing at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and WIPO filings through e-madrid, further enhancing her capability to support clients on a global scale.
Her research skills include proficiency in the TMEP (Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure) and INTA Country Guides, including familiarity with various foreign IP registers, which are crucial for maintaining the integrity of clients' portfolios and contributing to their overall strategic objectives.
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