Erik M. Pelton & Associates launches Spanish trademark site for Hispanic businesses

Erik M. Pelton & Associates has launched TMarcas.com, a Spanish-language trademark resource aimed at helping Hispanic entrepreneurs register and protect brands in the U.S. The firm also said Senior Associate Attorney Denisse Garcia will speak July 17-18 at Simposio de Negocios in Irvine, California, on trademark basics for small businesses.

Why it matters: - Hispanic business owners often face added barriers to understanding U.S. trademark rules. - TMarcas.com is designed to make trademark education and legal support more accessible in Spanish. - The launch could help more entrepreneurs secure brand protection before disputes or copycats emerge.

What happened: - Erik M. Pelton & Associates, PLLC launched TMarcas.com, a Spanish-language website focused on U.S. trademark registration. - The site offers Spanish-language educational resources and access to the firm’s flat-fee trademark registration services. - Senior Associate Attorney Denisse Garcia will present at Simposio de Negocios in Irvine, California, on July 17-18, 2026.

The details: - TMarcas.com includes guidance on searching, filing and maintaining a federal trademark. - The website also offers free consultations with a Spanish-speaking attorney. - Erik Pelton said the goal is to remove language barriers and provide clear guidance, transparent flat fees and personalized legal support. - Garcia will cover trademark fundamentals for small businesses, including how to select protectable brands, avoid common naming mistakes and understand the registration process. - Garcia is a native Spanish speaker licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and Uruguay. - Garcia is a member of the Hispanic National Bar Association and the Hispanic Bar Association of the District of Columbia.

Between the lines: - The launch extends EMP&A’s trademark-focused practice into a more targeted Spanish-language channel. - The conference appearance gives the firm a direct way to reach Hispanic entrepreneurs with practical legal education. - The firm is positioning trademark protection as an early business step, not just a legal fix after problems arise.

What's next: - EMP&A will use the new site to route Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs toward consultations and trademark services. - Garcia is scheduled to speak at the Irvine conference later this month. - The firm is likely to lean on TMarcas.com to expand awareness of trademark registration among Hispanic business owners.

The bottom line: - EMP&A is pairing a Spanish-language digital resource with live outreach to make trademark protection more approachable for Hispanic entrepreneurs.