Attorney Tammy Allison PLLC is classified as operating in the Law Firms industry, NAICS Code 54111.
Trademark Applications
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Attorney Tammy Allison PLLC doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Attorney Tammy Allison PLLC is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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Trademark
Date
TRADEMARK YOUR PASSION Legal services, namely, preparation of applications for trademark registration
07/19/2021
ATTORNEY TAMMY ALLISON Legal services
10/30/2020
PARDON ATTORNEY Attorney services, namely, representation of clients in federal executive clemency, federal criminal litigation, federal civil litigation, federal trademark litigation, federal patent litigation, business law, and any other appropriate legal matters
10/26/2020
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