Please note that Syed Law is not currently accepting clients.
Please note that Syed Law is not currently accepting clients.
Ahad Syed is the Managing Attorney at Syed Law, and an experienced intellectual property law (“IP”) attorney focused on trademarks. Ahad helps businesses obtain, maintain, monitor, and enforce their IP. He serves clients from all 50 states at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) on trademark matters and has filed over 300 trademark applications.
In addition, Mr. Syed represents clients on contested litigation matters involving intellectual property such as trademark infringement defense at the Northern District of Illinois and copyright litigation. Ahad oversees a growing IP portfolio for his clients, overturns Office Action refusals, and when called upon, enforces their rights to trademarks and copyrights in federal and state court.
University of Illinois College of Law, Juris Doctor (J.D.), 2016
Loyola University Chicago, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Dual Major: History & Political Science, 2010
Ahad’s dedication to his clients’ success is evident in his proactive approach to:
Ahad Syed works closely with businesses, offering proactive guidance to safeguard their intellectual property assets and navigate complex legal challenges efficiently. Mr. Syed has represented multinational corporations, municipalities, and limited liability companies (LLCs).
With a steadfast commitment to excellence and a passion for protecting ideas (and his clients), Ahad Syed continues to make substantial contributions to IP law, particularly trademarks, earning the trust and respect of clients and colleagues alike. This is illustrated by his involvement in numerous committees, published articles, and speaking engagements.
If you would like to retain Ahad Syed’s services, please use the contact form on the Contact page or set up a complimentary consultation on our calendar and Ahad Syed will call you directly. For the fastest response, you can email us at asyed@syedlawoffices.com or call 312-618-0713.
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