About Pablo Segarra, U.S. Trademark Attorney
Pablo Segarra is a U.S. trademark attorney and intellectual property advisor whose work sits at the intersection of law, identity, culture, and ownership.
Through Segarra IP, Pablo advises founders, creators, entrepreneurs, and growing companies on trademark registration, brand protection, and the legal decisions that help secure the names, logos, and brand assets that define their work.
His approach is built for business owners who want clear guidance, not confusing legal language. Pablo helps clients understand what they are protecting, why it matters, and how trademark ownership supports long-term brand value.
He believes culture lives through people, stories, names, and expressions - and that culture becomes stronger when creators and founders understand how to protect what defines them.
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Legal Practice
Pablo has advised more than 2,000 founders, creators, entrepreneurs, and high-growth teams on trademark strategy, trademark registration, and brand protection. His clients include e-commerce brands, startups, creators, consumer brands, online businesses, and companies expanding into the U.S. market.
Rather than treating trademark registration as a simple filing process, Pablo helps founders understand how trademark ownership supports long-term value, growth, and clarity. Before filing, clients receive guidance on trademark risk, filing classes, USPTO strategy, and the best path forward.
Through Segarra IP, clients work directly with Pablo from the initial trademark strategy review through USPTO filing.
Licensed in:
New York State Bar,
U.S. District Court – Southern District of NY
Perspective
Before practicing intellectual property law, Pablo served as a New York City Police Department officer, retiring after years of public service.
That experience shaped how he approaches his work today: with discipline, clarity of judgment, responsibility, and direct communication.
As a trademark attorney, Pablo brings that same practical mindset to helping founders, creators, and business owners make informed ownership decisions. His perspective sits at the intersection of culture, creativity, and technology, where intellectual property increasingly determines how names, brands, ideas, and reputations are protected in the modern economy.
This perspective allows Pablo to support clients who are not just filing a trademark application, but building something with long-term value.
Writing & Thought Leadership
The Work
Pablo writes about how ownership is built or lost, focusing on trademarks, contracts, and the legal decisions that determine who controls creative work.
Own What Defines You
This project explores the idea that identity, culture, and ownership are inseparable. Through essays and talks, Pablo examines where ownership gaps appear and how creators and founders can close them.
Professional Context
In his legal practice, Pablo focuses on trademark protection and brand ownership for creators and companies whose identity and visibility drive their value.