Armani Madison
Estriplet
Esq.
Founder & Trademark Attorney, Madison Trademark Solutions
About Armani
Every business deserves elite brand protection.
Armani Madison Estriplet founded Madison Trademark Solutions on a conviction that access to sophisticated intellectual property counsel shouldn't depend on the size of your company or the depth of your pockets. Her practice is built for founders, creators, and entrepreneurs — the people who are building something worth protecting.
With a J.D. from New England Law | Boston and a concentration in Intellectual Property covering both trademarks and copyright, Armani brings focused, expert-level attention to every matter she handles. Before law school, she worked as a regulatory consultant in the fintech sector, giving her a direct understanding of how fast-moving markets operate and why brand protection can't wait until it's convenient.
Take nothing on its looks; take everything on evidence. There's no better evidence of a business's value than a secured brand.
Armani Madison Estriplet, Esq.Madison Trademark Solutions operates on a flat-fee model. Every package is priced upfront, every client works directly with Armani, and every filing goes through the USPTO or USCO with an attorney of record. No paralegals. No case managers. No hourly billing surprises.
Concentration: IP, Trademark & Copyright
Practice Focus
One discipline. Total focus.
Intellectual property is all Armani does, which means you get undivided expertise, not a generalist fitting IP between other matters.
Trademark Strategy & Brand Protection
Comprehensive trademark services from clearance search through registration, office action response, monitoring, and enforcement. Armani handles the full lifecycle of a trademark, not just the filing.
Copyright Advisory & Registration
USCO registration for authors, artists, developers, and creators. Infringement response, DMCA takedowns, and work for hire advisory, giving creators the legal standing to defend what they've made.
Fintech & Emerging Tech IP Counsel
Former regulatory consultant in the fintech sector. Armani brings real industry fluency to financial technology brands, understanding the pace of the market, the importance of brand clarity for fundraising, and the IP questions that come with building at scale.
Education & Academic Background
Bar Admissions & Filing Authority
Why nationwide? Trademark and copyright are matters of federal law. Armani's state bar admission is in Minnesota, but her USPTO and USCO filing authority allows her to represent clients in any state, and she does.
Experience
The background behind the work.
Armani's path to IP law runs through fintech regulation and creative writing — a combination that makes her unusually well-suited to the clients she serves.
Founded Madison Trademark Solutions to provide flat-fee, attorney-direct trademark and copyright services to startups, creators, and small businesses nationwide. Handles all USPTO and USCO filings personally, from initial clearance search through registration and enforcement.
Worked as a regulatory consultant in the financial sector. Gained firsthand experience with the pace and complexity of fintech operations, informing her current practice focus on fintech IP counsel and brand protection for fast-moving companies.
A published author with a background in creative writing. This grounding in the creative process directly informs Armani's work with authors, artists, and content creators. She understands what it means to make something original, and why it deserves protection.
Beyond the Desk
The person behind the practice.
Armani's interest in intellectual property isn't purely professional. She's a published author with a deep respect for the creative process, and an artisan baker who understands the satisfaction of building something from scratch that's genuinely yours.
Her liberal arts background at Hampshire College, including a study abroad at Goldsmiths, University of London, gave her a perspective on creative work, authorship, and originality that most attorneys simply don't bring to IP practice. When she talks to a creator about protecting their work, she's speaking from experience, not just training.