Podcasts about intellectual property attorney

Great talk with Kristen Roberts, Intellectual Property Attorney and founder of Trestle Law Firm in San Diego, CA. What happens with AI scraping websites and making news from some other reporters work? Open phones and more follow.

In this episode of On Record PR, sponsored by Lawline, Jennifer Simpson Carr goes on record with Sean Douglass, associate attorney at Panitch Schwarze, to discuss the impact of AI-generated content on intellectual property law. Learn More Sean M. Douglass is a seasoned Intellectual Property Attorney with extensive experience in patent and trademark development, prosecution, and portfolio management. With a deep expertise in a range of technical fields including computer science, financial technology, healthcare technology, blockchain, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and telecommunications, Sean excels in navigating the complex landscape of IP law to safeguard and advance clients' innovations.

In the latest Road to PMRE Conference 2023, Upmarket welcomes Intellectual Property Attorney, David Deal! David and Reed have a very informative conversation that touches on so many of the most pressing legal issues real estate media professionals are facing today. This episode is a great first taste of all the knowledge that David is going to bring to PMRE. As always, the show ends with their Action Items!! This is a fun chat full of great information, don't miss it!PMRE 2023 IS COMING!!! Upmarket Podcast is proud to be the Official Podcast of PMRE and is excited to present this first of several Road to PMRE Episodes that we will have for you leading up to the conference on November 8-9th 2023 in Las Vegas, Nevada!! Tickets for the 5th Annual Photography + Media for Real Estate Conference and Warm-up Workshops are now available at PMREConference.com.Follow the pod on Instagram at @upmarketpod. Our course How to Grow and Scale Your Real Estate Media Business is at UpmarketCourse.com!!!! Go to the site and book a one-on-one call with Reed to chat about the course (or anything else!) and he'll get you a special discount code!The Presenting Sponsor of Upmarket is Aryeo, the best place to help grow and manage your Real Estate Media business. Use the code "Upmarket" at aryeo.com to get 15 free bonus listings with any new account.Another amazing sponsor of Upmarket is SecondFloor, the fastest way to create a finished floor plan. It's so fast that you can deliver the finished floor plan while you are still on-site! Not only that, but you can get UNLIMITED floorplans for one low monthly fee. We love SecondFloor and you can use the code UPMARKET at checkout and any new subscriber will get a 1 month free trial.

On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast  I am having a conversation with intellectual property attorney and author, Nick Guinn.Nick focuses his practice by advising clients on trademark issues and manages their trademark portfolios.He is the author of the short, helpful book, Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Trademarks: The Essential Guide For All Online Businesses, which I helped him published in the spring of 2022.Learn more about Nick by visiting NickGuinn.com.

Rajesh has over 15 years of intellectual property law experience. He has subject matter expertise in developing and managing domestic and international patent portfolios for Fortune 500 companies and start-up ventures. His current legal practice touches on all areas of intellectual property law. He assists clients develop their trademark filing strategy, settle trademark disputes and enter into coexistence agreements. He also handles proceedings at the Trademark Trial & Appeal Board, the Copyright Office Review Board and represents parties in web domain disputes under the U.D.R.P. He also advises clients with regard to I.P. rights in literary works, film and music production. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rfotedar Cognition IP: https://cognitionip.com/ Learn more about EmotionTrac and our AI-driven Emotional Intelligence Platform: https://emotiontrac.com/calendly/

Rajesh has over 15 years of intellectual property law experience. He has subject matter expertise in developing and managing domestic and international patent portfolios for Fortune 500 companies and start-up ventures. His current legal practice touches on all areas of intellectual property law. He assists clients develop their trademark filing strategy, settle trademark disputes and enter into coexistence agreements. He also handles proceedings at the Trademark Trial & Appeal Board, the Copyright Office Review Board and represents parties in web domain disputes under the U.D.R.P. He also advises clients with regard to I.P. rights in literary works, film and music production. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rfotedar Cognition IP: https://cognitionip.com/ Learn more about EmotionTrac and our AI-driven Emotional Intelligence Platform: https://emotiontrac.com/calendly/

Yoana Strateva is a European attorney, who has lived in five different countries, at present based in Seattle, WA. Yoana holds a law degree from France and an LLM degree from Queen Mary University of London. Yoana specializes in Competition law, Intellectual property and has a special interest in Fashion law. Yoana obtained several certificates in Fashion law, and she is an alumna of the prestigious Fashion Law Bootcamp organized by the Fashion Law Institute. Before moving to the United States, Yoana was an associate at a European law firm where her work involved cases in the area of Contract Law, Competition law, Trademark and Copyright Law. She has several publications in the field of Intellectual property. At present, her work is focused on Trademark and Copyright law. Yoana has experience working in an international environment and advising multinational clients. She is also a European professional representative for Trademarks and Designs, and is also an active member of Sofia Bar Association. In this episode, she speaks with Hilary Jochmans about her move from Europe to the United States and the differences in practicing and understanding the way fashion laws are enacted and interpreted between the two continents.

In this episode of Legally Blissed Conversations, we are joined by Ana Juneja, an immigrant entrepreneur and award-winning Intellectual Property Attorney. In order to fulfill her dream of becoming a fierce advocate for business owners and inventors, Ana attended Michigan State University, where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. After college, Ana received a prestigious scholarship to law school, where she graduated with honors. While in law school, she worked as an intern for the United States Patent and Trademark office. Her time at the USPTO awarded her the opportunity to develop an excellent foundation in intellectual property even before she was a lawyer. Today, through trademark filings, monitoring, licensing, and more, Ana Law Group helps influencers, celebrities, and business owners protect their intellectual property so that their brands can thrive.  Follow Ana: https://www.instagram.com/anajuneja/ (@anajuneja)

The Law Offices of Herbert T Patty is a law firm uniquely positioned to provide strategic patent and intellectual property services. Located in Silicon Valley's technology and venture capital community, our firm leverages technical, business, and legal expertise to help budding companies transform business concepts into industry-leading enterprises.Follow Mr. Patty at https://htplaw.wordpress.com/---------The biggest mistake I see notaries who want to be High-performers make is they seek advice from people who talk about it building a successful notary business but never actually built one . ⁣Everybody has the right to build a business from anywhere and design a lifestyle they love.Hi, I'm Tiger Toledo, 3X Best-Selling Author, and God's Creative Rockstar and I help Notary Entrepreneurs make more money without working more.---------*People Also Viewed and Liked These VideosIs the Notary Business Saturatedhttps://youtu.be/KOAnMdsxoZUHow to Win Big as a Notary in an Attorney Statehttps://youtu.be/_lASdkuQN1AI Have a Great Idea, How do I Protect it? (Patent Attorney - Herbert Patty)https://youtu.be/iEOj4eWeVY8Hypnotizing Your Customers with Words (Million Dollar Sales Copywriter - Donnie Bryant)https://youtu.be/5lAtGPBQdEU--------------------------------------------------------*Learn From Tiger Toledo5 BIGGEST Mistakes Most Notaries Are Making That's Preventing Them from Earning $70,000+ Per Year.Unlock The Video That Will Show You Where You're Missing out on Thousands of Dollars Each Month. https://bit.ly/3pLSnjb FREE MASTERCLASS: [LINK BELOW OR BIO]https://bit.ly/3pLSnjb--------------------------------------------------------------------------------BONUSES AND RESOURCES Rise of the Smart Notary - book series  [LINK BELOW OR BIO]https://buff.ly/3hlBoQB --------------------------------------------- Power of Attorney Masterclass: and Challenge | 3-Day Live Interactive Event for Notarieshttps://notarycashflowchallenge.aweb.page/p/7d002b01-5608-43d5-bd74-5c1623a1c93d If you want to grow a successful notary business this is for you.⁣⁣I will personally show my blueprint on how I replaced my full-time corporate job income with working part-time as a notary in my first year.⁣

On this episode of the Inside BS Show, Dave Lorenzo interviews Marc Hankin. Marc is an outstanding Intellectual Property Attorney who grows his business through relationship-based business development. Marc focuses on delivering value to others and helping them grow and that formula has helped him become one of the most connected lawyers in the United States.The first half of this interview is about the value of intellectual property to a business. The second half is about networking, developing relationships, and growing your law firm.join us for this fantastic conversation with Marc Hankin, a Master of Intellectual property and Networking. 00:00 How to Protect What You Have In Mind and Build Valuable Relationships00:59 How Did Marc Become an Intellectual Property Attorney?01:46 What Types of Patents Does Marc Work With?04:17 How Can Intellectual Property Increase the Value of a Business?07:07 How Does a Copyright Protect Intellectual Property?10:46 What is a Trademark Application?12:22 How Important is a Trademark in Business?23:00 What are Trade Secrets, and Why are They Important?25:48 How Can Intellectual Property Be Licensed?29:19 Why Do You Need a Firm that Focuses on IP Litigation for Patent Cases? 33:48 How Did Marc Make his Way from the East Coast to the West Coast?35:36 How did Marc Grow his Business?41:36 How Helpful is a Networking Group in Helping your Business Grow?47:03 How do you Maximize the Value of Becoming a Member of Provisors?51:33 How beneficial is Marc's membership in Provisors?57:43 What is Marc's Advice to people that have Concerns with Competitors?Marc HankinIntellectual Property AttorneyHankin Patent Law(310) 979-3600Marc@HankinPatentLaw.comhttps://www.hankinpatentlaw.com/About Marc Hankin:Marc E. Hankin, Esq., of Hankin Patent Law, APC, is a Registered Patent Attorney with a strong science background who has had extensive involvement as the lead lawyer in all areas of intellectual property law, including: patent preparation, prosecution, and licensing; trademark and copyright registration and licensing; intellectual property disputes and litigating patent, trademark, and copyright infringements; domain name disputes; thefts of trade secrets; and other unfair competition matters. Marc has been the First Chair Litigator on a wide variety of IP matters for companies and universities ranging in size from solo inventors to start-ups through the top of the Fortune 500, and every size in between. Marc has been hired to testify at Trial and Deposition a dozen times as an Expert Witness and served as a Special Assistant Attorney General regarding a patent infringement matter. Marc has a sub-specialty in providing patent services for domestic and foreign Colleges and Universities, and served for several years as the Chair of the ABA University IP Law Committee.Marc advises owners and managers of all sized businesses on how best to protect their valuable technology and creative works, through patent prosecution, trademark and copyright registration, licensing agreements, and trade secret protection. For more than thirty-three (33) years, Marc has counseled clients, including manufacturers and distributors in many different industries, including: software, hardware, visual effects, robotics, home theater, optical, dental, and medical devices, footwear, garments, jewelry, food, cannabis, vaping, nutraceuticals, and dietary supplements. Marc is quite knowledgeable about a wide variety of issues in the mechanical, chemical, and electrical arts, and also has been hired as a Mediator for IP disputes.

Today's episode of the podcast is an interview with Nakia Gray where we chat about all things legal. Nakia is an Intellectual Property Attorney and Business Strategist who helps entrepreneurs build profitable and protected brands. Armed with her creative legal mind, savvy marketing skills, and extensive education with over 20 years' experience, she operates Gray Legal PC, a modern and innovative law firm uniquely designed for digital entrepreneurship. This episode is filled with so much great information and some really important things to think about in terms of how we run our businesses.   KEY TAKEAWAYS COVERED IN THE PODCAST: Issues to be aware of when using legal templates Steps you can take to protect your intellectual property What you should include in your terms and conditions to avoid public negative feedback Things to consider when collaborating on events or webinars   THE ONE THING YOU NEED TO REMEMBER ABOVE ALL ELSE:  You need to be on top of the legal side of your business from the very start!   HIGHLIGHTS YOU SIMPLY CAN'T MISS: Why you should never offer lifetime access What you need to consider when offering a money back guarantee The language you use when you offer a Facebook community as part of your service   RESOURCES MENTIONED: https://www.instagram.com/nakiagrayesq/ (Nakia Gray Instagram)   TRANSCRIPT Hello and welcome to this week's episode of the podcast. Do you know what I get on every week? And I record these and I just say the numbers. But 250 episodes. Wow. That is loads. That is so many, that is so much content. It's crazy. It blows me away how these numbers just creep up and if I was smart I would work out how many years that has been but I'm not sure I want to because that's a lot a lot a lot. Anyway This week I have an interview for you which is really really cool. So I have the lovely Nakia Gray on and we're talking all things legal. Now I know if you're anything like me that stuff scares me Like I'm not even kidding you. I do not find that stuff like enjoyable or easy or fun. The same with the finance stuff, these two areas for me are like oh I really have to focus and really have to remind myself to do these things. But The way she talks about it and some of the stuff she says is so so helpful. And it's really really important as small business owners that we have some kind of cover in some way or other. And one thing that was great to talk about is the fact of like the template thing. And I know you know I've heard people say you know you're not allowed to use or not allowed or you shouldn't use templates. You shouldn't just Google a privacy policy and use that. But you know what not everyone can afford to bring a lawyer in. So I talked to her about it and I said "You know, is that Okay? What do you think?" So yeah that's really helpful We talked around that. We talked about things around intellectual property. Also we talked about where you should never say you've got lifetime value of something which is really interesting cause that's definitely a mistake I've made in the past, years ago but I've definitely said you've got lifetime access to something and she talked about why you shouldn't say that. Um because basically it's not true is it because whose lifetime are you talking about yours or mine or what is a lifetime? Does that mean that I need you to still be serving me. I saw someone do lifetime access for a membership the other day which I think is fascinating because courses I can understand why people would say that like even ones. So I had a course of Jasmine Star, That was a really old course. And she actually said I'm checking this course down but you've got so long to download all the stuff. So technically yeah I have had access to that course for you know as long as I need it for a lifetime if you like. So courses I get but memberships I don't like what if that person decided

On this episode of the Metaverse Matters Podcast, our hosts Mike and Lauren are joined by Gina Bibby, partner and lead of the global fashion tech practice at Withers Worldwide.Gina started her career as a Computer Software Engineer and later moved into highly technical cases as an Intellectual Property Attorney, including trial litigations with the US International Trade Commission and US Federal Trade Commission. By 2016, she "became curious about the innovation that was occurring at the intersection of fashion and technology," and started her own Fashion Technology practice.Fast forward to today, Gina is a global leader advising emerging and established technology, fashion, retail, and fashion technology companies.Gina provides her perspective on trademark, ownership, smart contracts and more for brands entering the metaverse. Hear her views on interesting metaverse-related cases that involve Hermès in one as well as StockX and Nike in another.It was a great episode, we hope you enjoy. Feel free to reach out and share feedback and leave a review.Nothing in the episode is legal, financial or investment advice.Pebble Ventures: https://www.pebbleventures.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/MikeDeNunzioSFLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeldenunzio/Email: mike@pebbleventures.comNewsletter:https://manage.kmail-lists.com/subscriptions/subscribe?a=TLA8PZ&g=Sf82qrLauren Fennema https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-fennema-0273994/Guest Links: linkedin.com/in/gina-bibby-23b208133withersworldwide.com (Company)

Nancy is a solo lawyer who concentrates her practice in intellectual property, business law and bankruptcy matters. She runs Delain Law Office, PLLC as a virtual law practice with a physical presence in Schenectady New York. She is admitted as an attorney in New York and as a patent attorney before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.#intellectualpropertylaw #iplaw #ipattorneyBrought to you by digital marketing experts @SendItRising

In this next installment in the Show Up As You Glow Up series, I speak to Germonique Ulmer and Alesha Dominique, to amazing moms who are talented and highly regarded professionals. They share sage advice and shed light on key decisions they made to honor who they want to be for their children and families as they blaze trails in their careers and continue making a powerful impact in their organizations and respective industries.Guests: Germonique Ulmer, Non-Profit Leader and Alesha Dominique, Intellectual Property Attorney

Denise and I interview her husband, Randy, a former Intellectual Property Attorney about his research, based on US copyright law, on what is and is not copyrightable about patterns, what needs to be in a copyright statement to make it defensible, and what actions you may need to take should there be a question about your copyright.

Bobby Robinson joins the Minority Trailblazer podcast for episode 130! Bobby discusses his career as a Business and Intellectual Property Attorney. Bobby also speaks on his background and his work ethic growing up en route to building an empire. Enjoy!

This week, our solopreneur guest is Meliah Bowers Jefferson. Meliah is a Business Litigation and Intellectual Property Attorney, and an award winning speaker. Her story of resilience and survival is one that will inspire you to prioritize your health and wellness.  I hope you all enjoy this insightful conversation. > Order Earn More Work Lesshttps://www.thesolopreneurhustle.com/earnmoreworkless> STAY CONNECTED   Website | http://www.thesolopreneurhustle.comInstagram | @SoloprenuerHustle  Email | hello@thesolopreneurhustle.com > EMAIL NEWSLETTERJoin our Streamline Your Business Bootcamp: https://www.subscribepage.com/streamlineyourbusiness> Subscribe to Nia on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzlCl9xBXGlyoATwat6Ebpg?view_as=subscriber

Devin Miller is an Intellectual Property Attorney who loves working with start-ups and micro-business owners! Devin is a serial entrepreneur having launched his first business while earning his Law and MBA degrees. Since then he has launched several other 7 & 8 figure start-ups and enjoyed every minute of it. In episode #64 of Charged Up Studio, Devin discussed many of the myths and misconceptions often associated with protecting small business intellectual property. He clarifies the differences between the various protection methods and what you as small business owners should be considering. Check out the wealth of information Devin has to offer on brand and product protection.   Askmillerlaw.com milleripl.com devin@milleripl.com linkedin.com/in/millerip   @dannaolivo @marketatomyacademy @marketatomy @devinmiller #milleriplaw #intellectualproperty #trademarks #patents #copyright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brief summary:In this episode, I'll be talking with James Brinkley II, an intellectual property attorney out of Washington, DC in the United States and the Founder and CEO of IPGen.  James and I discuss making the patent process easily accessible for all, how he chooses to focus on small wins and his startup journey so far.Key insights from this episode: (at 02:06)  James shares how the idea of IP Gen came about. (at 06:07)  James and Leila talk about ways of celebrating small wins.(JB at 08:14) There might be 3, 5, 10 things that went wrong today, but the one thing that did go right, that's what keeps you going. That's what pushes you along. If you constantly celebrate those small things, you will make it to enough tomorrows that you will be great at some point doing something.(at 26:05)  James explains the traditional patent application process versus what IP Gen can offer. RESOURCES & SOCIAL MEDIA:*IPGen.io*James' LinkedIn profile*The IPGen DocuseriesDOWNLOAD OUR FREE RESOURCES:*Leadership Quiz*Checklist for Holding Engaging Team Meeting*Build Your Influence Checklist Watch live video interview.Read the full transcript of this episode.

In today's BONUS episode, CeCe chats with Katherine Miller Goldman, an intellectual property attorney, to answer all of your questions! They discuss what an intellectual property attorney does; what intellectual property is; what you can and can't copyright and trademark; quoting song lyrics in your novel; what permissions you need when writing about real people in a memoir; if a therapist or doctor can write about their patients; what composite characters are; using pen names; offering teasers for free; filing a copyright application; setting up LLCs; writing true crime and getting permissions; considering derivatives; what fair use is; and getting out of contracts. www.creativelawcenter.comDisclaimer:Nothing on this episode is specific legal advice for any individual's situation. The information discussed on this episode is no substitute for speaking confidentially with a qualified lawyer about your concerns. What you'll listen to here is intended to help you be more thoughtful about intellectual property and the law when you write your stories, create your art, and build your business. 

This is Episode 21 of the Dr. Finance Live Podcast hosted by Dr. Anthony M. Criniti IV (aka “Dr. Finance®”).  Dr. Criniti interviewed Michael Lechter, one of the world's top intellectual property attorneys, husband of finance guru Sharon Lechter, and the initial driving force behind the creation of the Rich Dad Poor Dad brand (he connected Robert Kiyosaki with Sharon Lechter amongst other things).Michael A. Lechter, attorney, certified licensing professional emeritus & electrical engineer and entrepreneur, was an Adjunct Professor in the Entrepreneurial Program in the Ira A Fulton School of Engineering at Arizona State University for over a decade and a half. He is the bestselling author of OPM, Other People's Money, How To Attract Other People's Money For Your Investments -- The Ultimate Leverage, (2005, 2nd Edition 2010) and Protecting Your #1 Asset, Creating Fortunes from Your Ideas (2001) and co-author of Technology Entrepreneurship – Taking Innovation into the Marketplace (Elsevier Academic Press, 2010, 2nd Edition 2014, 3rd Edition 2020)Mike is an internationally known expert in the field of intellectual property. His clients have included everything from major software, semiconductor, medical device and alternative energy companies to breweries, fast food companies, casinos, cities and professional sports teams, from authors to publishing companies and from startups to venture capitalists to Fortune 100 companies.  When asked what he does for a living, he typically replies, “I built forts and fight pirates.”  Dr. Anthony M. Criniti IV (aka “Dr. Finance®”) is the world's leading financial scientist and survivalist.  A fifth generation native of Philadelphia, Dr. Criniti is a former finance professor at several universities, a former financial planner, an active investor in diverse marketplaces, an explorer, an international keynote speaker, and has traveled around the world studying various aspects of finance.  He is an award winning author of three #1 international best-selling finance books: The Necessity of Finance (2013), The Most Important Lessons in Economics and Finance (2014), and The Survival of the Richest (2016).  As a prolific writer, he also frequently contributes articles to Entrepreneur, Medium, and Thrive Global.  Dr. Criniti's work has started a grassroots movement that is changing the way that we think about economics and finance.For more information about Dr. Criniti, please visit https://DrFinance.Info​​​​​Disclaimer: This Podcast is for informational purposes only. It is presented with the understanding that the author(s) and the publisher(s) are not engaged in providing financial, legal, or other professional services. If financial, legal, or any other form of advice is needed, please consult a financial advisor, an attorney, or another professional advice-giving entity.Also, the opinions and views expressed by any guests on this Podcast do not necessarily represent the opinions and views of Dr. Finance® or its affiliates.Copyright © 2021 to Present by Dr. Anthony M. Criniti IV - All Rights Reserved.

Josh Gerben (@JoshGerben), Intellectual Property Attorney, is our special guest this week as he joins the show to discuss all things Cleveland Guardians. This is truly a story without any historical comparison so we'll take all the help we can get as we continue to provide breaking news on what appears to be an absolutely colossal mistake by a billion dollar baseball team. Again, our free legal advice is to suck it up and pay the roller derby team to end this embarrassing story. Note, this podcast is NOT sponsored by the Cleveland Guardians... but it should be... The ROADMAP: 1:27 - The Big 12 Cease & Desist. It's not everyday that a Conference Commissioner threatens to sue a sports media behemoth… oh wait that's never happened. The Big 12's Bob Bowlsby went scorched earth on ESPN threatening to sue them for “Tortious Interference” for their alleged role in helping schools bolt the conference to go elsewhere and thereby breach their conference contracts. Bowlsby claims he has concrete evidence to show that ESPN got caught with their hand in the cookie jar and is sending a very LOUD message that he'll go after anyone that threatens his conference. We discuss who might be next on Bowlsby's hit list and what happens legally if the conference disintegrates. Then the question is what happens to the rest of the college sports landscape with conference realignment on the horizon and looming mega negotiations in this game of school musical chairs. (More on ConductDetrimental.com courtesy of John Sigety & Mel Stack) 11:54 - Battle of Cleveland Guardians. “This could be a problematic case for MLB.” Our special guest, Josh Gerben - Intellectual Property Attorney, joins the show and gives an incredible breakdown of what is trending towards an “epic” battle... it's the Original Guardians (Roller Derby) versus The Invader Guardians (Baseball). We walk through the various trademark filings by: an apparent NY squatter, by the Indians (in the country of Mauritis???) and then by the Roller Derby Guardians (interestingly after the Indians' announcement). Josh then analyzes Roller Derby's first-use argument and why the Indians might actually have a losing trademark case; the overall impact of new Roller Derby merchandise, and their post-announcement use of the website/social. We also debate the looming “abandonment” question as to whether Roller Derby gave up the mark due to inactivity during the pandemic. Moving forward, we discuss settlement talks and how much it should cost Baseball to take the website, social media, and the trademark free and clear. (More on ConductDetrimental.com with insights from a Top Roller Derby Executive courtesy of Stephanie Weissenburger) 42:00 - What to Watch For: The NHL Investigation on San Jose Sharks' Evander Kane & Looming Trade, Arrival of Dan Lust's Cleveland Guardians Merchandise, Buffalo Sports (Relocation & Sabers' Jack Eichel's Medical Dispute), Daily Fantasy Oral Argument 47:10 - Legal/Life Advice: Steph tells her story of surviving the Bar Exam *** Have a topic you want to write about? ANYONE and EVERYONE can publish for ConductDetrimtental.com. Let us know if you want to join the team. Dan Wallach (@WallachLegal) Dan Lust (@SportsLawLust) Mike Lawson (@Mike_sonof_Law) Steph Weissenburger (@SWeissenburger_) Conduct Detrimental (@ConDetrimental) ConDetrimental@Gmail.com

Josh Gerben (@JoshGerben), Intellectual Property Attorney, is our special guest this week as he joins the show to discuss all things Cleveland Guardians. This is truly a story without any historical comparison so we'll take all the help we can get as we continue to provide breaking news on what appears to be an absolutely colossal mistake by a billion dollar baseball team. Again, our free legal advice is to suck it up and pay the roller derby team to end this embarrassing story. Note, this podcast is NOT sponsored by the Cleveland Guardians... but it should be... The ROADMAP: 1:27 - The Big 12 Cease & Desist. It's not everyday that a Conference Commissioner threatens to sue a sports media behemoth… oh wait that's never happened. The Big 12's Bob Bowlsby went scorched earth on ESPN threatening to sue them for “Tortious Interference” for their alleged role in helping schools bolt the conference to go elsewhere and thereby breach their conference contracts. Bowlsby claims he has concrete evidence to show that ESPN got caught with their hand in the cookie jar and is sending a very LOUD message that he'll go after anyone that threatens his conference. We discuss who might be next on Bowlsby's hit list and what happens legally if the conference disintegrates. Then the question is what happens to the rest of the college sports landscape with conference realignment on the horizon and looming mega negotiations in this game of school musical chairs. (More on ConductDetrimental.com courtesy of John Sigety & Mel Stack) 11:54 - Battle of Cleveland Guardians. “This could be a problematic case for MLB.” Our special guest, Josh Gerben - Intellectual Property Attorney, joins the show and gives an incredible breakdown of what is trending towards an “epic” battle... it's the Original Guardians (Roller Derby) versus The Invader Guardians (Baseball). We walk through the various trademark filings by: an apparent NY squatter, by the Indians (in the country of Mauritis???) and then by the Roller Derby Guardians (interestingly after the Indians' announcement). Josh then analyzes Roller Derby's first-use argument and why the Indians might actually have a losing trademark case; the overall impact of new Roller Derby merchandise, and their post-announcement use of the website/social. We also debate the looming “abandonment” question as to whether Roller Derby gave up the mark due to inactivity during the pandemic. Moving forward, we discuss settlement talks and how much it should cost Baseball to take the website, social media, and the trademark free and clear. (More on ConductDetrimental.com with insights from a Top Roller Derby Executive courtesy of Stephanie Weissenburger) 42:00 - What to Watch For: The NHL Investigation on San Jose Sharks' Evander Kane & Looming Trade, Arrival of Dan Lust's Cleveland Guardians Merchandise, Buffalo Sports (Relocation & Sabers' Jack Eichel's Medical Dispute), Daily Fantasy Oral Argument 47:10 - Legal/Life Advice: Steph tells her story of surviving the Bar Exam *** Have a topic you want to write about? ANYONE and EVERYONE can publish for ConductDetrimtental.com. Let us know if you want to join the team. Dan Wallach (@WallachLegal) Dan Lust (@SportsLawLust) Mike Lawson (@Mike_sonof_Law) Steph Weissenburger (@SWeissenburger_) Conduct Detrimental (@ConDetrimental) ConDetrimental@Gmail.com

He is a graduate of the Purdue University School of Industrial Engineering and the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law.Prior to beginning his career as an Intellectual Property Attorney, Rick worked as a patent examiner at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.Rick has obtained hundreds of patents for inventors in a variety of fields, including timing systems, mine safety devices, broadband antennas, RFID, electronics, ranging, oil & gas, semiconductors, and other mechanical and electro-mechanical devices.For over 25 years, he has been helping entrepreneurs and businesses protect their ideas, inventions, and identities through patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and related contracts, licenses, and agreements.Learn More: https://ipsolutionslaw.com/Influential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-rick-martin-owner-and-founder-of-martin-ip-law-group

He is a graduate of the Purdue University School of Industrial Engineering and the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law.Prior to beginning his career as an Intellectual Property Attorney, Rick worked as a patent examiner at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.Rick has obtained hundreds of patents for inventors in a variety of fields, including timing systems, mine safety devices, broadband antennas, RFID, electronics, ranging, oil & gas, semiconductors, and other mechanical and electro-mechanical devices.For over 25 years, he has been helping entrepreneurs and businesses protect their ideas, inventions, and identities through patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and related contracts, licenses, and agreements.Learn More: https://ipsolutionslaw.com/Influential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-rick-martin-owner-and-founder-of-martin-ip-law-group

Intellectual property protection impacts almost everyone whether they are aware of it or not.  Trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets are all part of a wide-ranging discussion of IP protection in the software environment. Rick provides great insight into a rapidly evolving field.  Rick Martin is the owner and founder of Martin IP Law Group which is based in Evansville, Indiana but serves clients throughout the United States. He is a graduate of the Purdue University School of Industrial Engineering and the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law.  Prior to beginning his career as an Intellectual Property Attorney, Rick worked as a patent examiner at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. Rick has obtained hundreds of patents for inventors in a variety of fields, including timing systems, mine safety devices, broadband antennas, RFID, electronics, ranging, oil & gas, semiconductors, and other mechanical and electro-mechanical devices.  For over 25 years, he has been helping entrepreneurs and businesses protect their ideas, inventions, and identities through patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and related contracts, licenses, and agreements.   Email: rick@ipsolutionslaw.com Website: https://ipsolutionslaw.com/  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rickmartinlaw   Re-Read Saturday News  Chapter 15 in Fixing Your Scrum, Practical Solutions to Common Scrum Problems, by Ryan Ripley and Todd Miller, covers the retrospective. The retrospective, I think, is the most important part of Scrum. Helping it to work well is important.  Next week we will conclude our re-read with a few closing remarks. Make sure I have your input on what to re-read next by voting in the poll that can be found in the show notes.   Don’t like polls?  Email me your choice at tcagley@tomcagley.com. If you have noT bought your copy of Fixing Your Scrum: Practical Solutions to Common Scrum Problems -- what are you waiting for?    This Week’s Installment  Week 15: The Retrospective - https://bit.ly/3bOK2Vg  Previous Installments Week 1: Re-read Logistics and Front Matter - https://bit.ly/3mgz9P6  Week 2: A Brief Introduction To Scrum, and Why Scrum Goes Bad - https://bit.ly/37w4Dv9  Week 3: Breaking Bad Scrum with a Value-Driven Approach - http://bit.ly/3stGc9Q  Week 4: The Product Owner - https://bit.ly/3qpKvSn  Week 5: The Product Backlog - http://bit.ly/3cAEk9c  Week 6: The Development Team - http://bit.ly/2OLVAAs  Week 7: Embracing The Scrum Master Role -  https://bit.ly/3m0HB5D  Week 8: Management - https://bit.ly/31Kv39l  Week 9:  Thinking In Sprints - https://bit.ly/321wXTg  Week 10: Sprint Planning - https://bit.ly/3stWOhx  Week 11: Sprint Backlog - https://bit.ly/3njezit  Week 12 - Reclaiming The Daily Scrum - https://bit.ly/3eNzMgz  Week 13: Deconstructing the Done Product Increment - https://bit.ly/3bedTGc  Week 14: The Sprint Review - https://bit.ly/3huZvgP    Next SPaMCAST The next Software Process and Measurement Cast will feature a longer essay titled, Work Entry: An Introduction.  This essay brings together a number of concepts to focus on what work entry is and why it is the single most important part of determining whether a team is dependable and predictable.  We will also have a visit from Jon M Quigley and his Alpha and Omega of Product Development.  

Many podcasters give huge attention to which guest to invite and topics to explore for each episode. While these are essential elements, one important factor in production must never be neglected: podcast IP. Joining Tracy Hazzard is Media Intellectual Property Attorney Alexia Bedat to discuss how podcasters can protect and take full ownership of their work, particularly the audio. Alexia explains the importance of the term "work for hire" in outsourcing contracts, securing partnerships with other shows or organizations, the power of RSS feeds, and shaping your show to become an excellent candidate for adaptations. She also talks about the best approach to the "Fair Use" of other people's work, guiding podcasts in avoiding any potential legal problem.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Binge Factor community today:FacebookInstagramLinkedInPinterestYoutube

Steve Sponseller is an Intellectual Property Attorney and Patent Strategist with more than 20 years of experience helping companies protect their most valuable inventions.  He has helped more than 1000 inventors and businesses identify, develop, and protect their intellectual property assets.  Steve has worked with companies of all sizes – from startups to large corporations, including Intel, HP, Microsoft, eBay, and SAP.  He is the author of Cracking the Patent Code and host of the Tech Leader Talk podcast. For more information go to https://stevesponseller.com/

Today's Conversation is with Akilah Phillip. Akilah is an Entertainment and Intellectual Property Attorney. Issues surrounding IP protection in a virtual carnival are examined as we discuss the importance of protecting your IP and issues surrounding ownership of music and the use of photos on social media. We also get some advice copyright, trade marking & registration.  If you're a musician, photographer, entrepreneur, influencer or a creator of any kind you don't want to miss this Conversation.

Stoked about this one!! I know we all have questions around the space of patents, copyrights, trademarks, etc! Let Tim guide you through the process. He has helped me already and I want him to help you as well! His contact on instagram is @tim_hodgkiss his email is thodgkiss@bdblaw.com

Our Subject Matter Expert in this episode is Intellectual Property attorney Dr. Adam Diament to discuss patents. Specifically, we cover:1. What does an intellectual property attorney do?2. What is a patent?3. How does a patent differ from a copyright, trademark, and trade secret? 4. You have patent, but how to protect it?5. Costs and time associated with getting a patent.Dr. Adam Diament,  AttorneyWebsite: https://www.diamentpatentlaw.com/​Phone: (424) 281-0162Email: adam@diamentpatentlaw.comAra Oghoorian CFA, CFP®, CPAFounder and President of ACap Advisors & AccountantsSchedule a Consultation:https://www.acapam.com/contact/​Phone: (818) 272-8511Email: hello@acapam.comCFP Financial Advisor in Los Angeles, CACPA in Los Angeles, CA

In the latest episode of the Poised for Exit podcast, consultant and "Poised For Exit" author Julie Keyes interviews Steve Baird, an attorney and Greenberg and Traurig shareholder in intellectual property.  

The Brand Building Episode with Special Guest Host Kristen Roberts What does it mean to build a brand? What should you protect? What is your intellectual property? Should you name the brand after yourself? What is IP, or a trademark? Bree, London, and Alex are all brand builders and building their brands. In the world we live in it seems like it's part of the territory when it comes to entrepreneurship. Today, as Alex couldn't be here, Intellectual Property Attorney, and Law Professor, Kristen Roberts steps in as Co-Host. On this episode we discuss: -Building a brand -Why you might not want to name a brand after yourself -Listening to an Intellectual Property Attorney -Building a brand with a company or independently -Branding when it comes to services versus products -Researching when to create an original brand -Look at what people have done not what social media says -Balancing content -What are your priorities and how badly do you want it -Online classes - doing things and getting experience vs just taking a class -Passionate enough to put in the work Thank you for joining us Kristen. Kristen Roberts is the Founder and Managing attorney of Trestle Law, APC. Kristen primarily focuses her practice on helping businesses and their owners develop, protect, and police their brands and other valuable company intellectual property. Kristen is highly experienced in the fields of trademark and copyright law, both from transactional as well as litigation standpoints. Kristen is also a classically trained opera singer and an adjunct faculty member at her alma mater, Thomas Jefferson School of Law, where she teaches several intellectual property courses. IG: @kristen_roberts_esq or @trestlelaw Web: www.trestlelaw.com Thank you for listening! Please share this podcast, subscribe, and write us a great review. Follow Flip the Lens on IG @FliptheLensPodcast Flip the Lens is all about authenticity. We are addicted to pretending, to looking good, to doing what we should or shouldn't, to being right, to not speaking up, to manicuring how the world sees us. Well, fuck that! It's a waste of our time, energy, creativity, and power. Bree Holland, London Papamichael, and Alex Terranova are committed to living authentically and here to open the conversation, be vulnerable, and demonstrate in life none of us know what the fuck we are doing, but it's more fun to at least being doing it authenticity.  Meet Your Hosts: Alex Terranova is a DreamMason and knows you are one too. He's the Author of Fictional Authenticity, Creator of Fictional Authenticity-The Course, Hosts The DreamMason Podcast, Co-Hosts The Coaching Show Podcast, is a successful Certified Personal & Professional Performance Coach who supports strong and successful high achievers to unmask convention, embrace the rebel within, and more deeply explore the complex and agitated edges of our existence to create more clarity, freedom, and success in their lives.  Email: Alex@TheDreamMason.com IG: @InspirationalAlex Web: www.thedreammason.com Bree Holland is a beast. You don't even realize. She's a mother of 3 young girls, engaged to her soulmate, and the Creator of BlushingConfidence, a lifestyle brand & blog. She also runs The Wellness Studio, which helps babes not suck at self care and if that wasn't enough she's the owner of Level Up, a bullet proof system and mentorship program supporting burned out Mom's to create a paycheck and attach it to their self care routine.  Email: breegholland@gmail.com @BlushingConfidence www.blushingconfidence.com London Papamichael, aka the other Greek Freak, is a Motivational Speaker, successful Los Angeles based personal trainer, creator of Forgiveness, a documentary, has worked with Super Bowl Champ Steve Weatherford, and is the visionary mind behind the forthcoming success isn't a solo sport program Email: itslondonbro@gmail.com @itslondonbro

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show airs every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. EST. Find out more about our host and guests at http://www.Sharvette.com. Kimra Major-Morris is a top-rated intellectual property attorney licensed to practice in Florida, a nationally published author on the subject of trademarks, and the television host of “Legal Connections” in conjunction with FAMU College of Law and Orange TV. Based in Central Florida as the Principal Attorney at Major-Morris Law, LLC, Kimra represents business owners, celebrity talent including professional athletes, international music artists, tv personalities, and entertainment industry executives.  Inspired by her beginnings in the music industry as a recording artist, Kimra segued to a career in video production where she freelanced as a red carpet photographer for Black Entertainment Television (BET) and worked as an HBO video editor for almost five years prior to embarking on her legal career that was initially inspired by her desire to better serve the creative community. Kimra quickly realized the value of her services to business owners and now advocates for the registration, enforcement, and monetization of her clients' most valuable business assets. Kimra's unique experiences have heavily contributed to her entertainment network and celebrity client roster.  Kimra is a sought-after speaker on the topic of brand protection. Her 2020 speaking calendar includes...(more here https://sharvette.com/on-air-with-kimra-major-morris-esq-intellectual-property-attorney/)

Welcome to the LI Law Podcast. We feature legal issues and developments which affect Long Island residents and business owners. The podcast focuses on Long Island law topics and includes greater New York court and legislative happenings. If you are one of the approximate 8 million residents of Long Island (Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, and Kings counties), or want to enjoy all law-related matters on Long Island, this podcast is for you!   Our guest on this 37th episode is Eryn Y. Truong, Esq., an attorney with Tutunjian & Bitetto, P.C., an intellectual property firm in Melville. Her firm handles all aspects of patent, trademark, and copyright protection and enforcement. Ms. Truong specifically concentrates her practice on trademark protection and enforcement, handling all aspects of trademark prosecution, opposition and cancellation proceedings with the United States Patent & Trademark Office, as well as IP litigation in Federal Court.   Eryn Y. Truong, Esq.'s contact information is: Tutunjian & Bitetto, P.C. 401 Broadhollow Road, Suite 402 Melville, NY 11747 Tel: (631) 844-0080 Fax: (631) 844-0081 Email: etruong@tb-iplaw.com Web: www.tb-iplaw.com   Welcome to the podcast, Eryn.   Please contact us with your general questions or comments at LILawPodcast@gmail.com.   No podcast is a substitute for competent legal advice. Please consult with the attorney of your choice concerning specific legal questions you may have.   Your host, Zehava Schechter, is an attorney admitted to the New York Bar for 30 years. She concentrates her private practice in estate planning, administration, and litigation; real estate law; contracts, and business formation and dissolution.

Should you trademark your band name or band logo?  How important is it to copyright your songs?  Basically, how do you keep from getting screwed?  Find out how on today's podcast and interview with Intellectual Property Attorney Kim Cooper.   Check her out on  website-www.gtlaw.com/en/professionals.c.cooper-kim  and on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-cooper-21899811/  Be sure to rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts.     

There are a few people in our lives that have a profound impact throughout the entirety of knowing them. In this weeks show, Navy SEAL Motivational speaker, David 'Rut' Rutherford welcomes his long time friend and mentor, Jhan Lennon to the show. Jhan and David went to High School together and reunited after David returned home from the SEAL Teams. David created Froglogic with Jhan's help musically. Since then David and Jhan have experienced a very blessed friendship by sharing and learning from each others remarkable successes and failures. Tune in as Rut and Jhan discuss high school fear, divorce, the power of playing music, the beauty of the law, and parenting in the modern world. Don't miss this inspiring podcast with two close friends. Award winning Podcast Host, David Rutherford reignites his Froglogic Podcast by answering life's greatest questions. Listen to this former Navy SEAL Medic, CIA Contractor, best-selling author, and World Series Champion motivational performance coach, give his unique and profound insight about the human condition. www.teamfroglogic.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/froglogic-podcast/support

On this episode of CPG Insiders, Abe Cohn of the Cohn Legal Group shares his expertise involved with start-up companies and registering trademarks for brands and products. They discuss what makes it more likely for trademarks to gain approval with the Patent and Trademark Office, and what challenges companies can face when naming products. They also consider some of the legalities to be considered before starting a business. They take the conversation deeper as they explore the trademarking and legal intricacies involved in one of the fastest growing categories in the CPG market, CBD products. About the Guest: Abe Cohn is managing partner and an Intellectual Property Attorney at Cohn Legal, PLLC, a law firm designed specifically to provide a boutique and highly individualized experience for entrepreneurs and startups.  Abe has personally counseled over 15 established startups in the food space and scores of other businesses launching in varied and diverse sectors.  Follow him on Instagram: @cohnlg.

SEASON 2 PREMIERE! In our first episode of Season 2, special guest, Intellectual Property Attorney, Tom Daly speaks with Don about this intriguing topic.

*Episode Sponsor – Brand Focus Coaching Program* In this week’s episode of the Brand Focus Podcast we speak with Amy Oraefo, Corporate & Intellectual Property Attorney on how entrepreneurs can legally protect their content & creations, and what to do if those protections are violated. Resources Mentioned: (Sponsor) Brand Focus Coaching Program: Sign-up today Fast-track your personal brand […]

Having your creation registered is something you can do to protect your property, especially with all the imitations spreading nowadays. Jason Webb, an Intellectual Property Attorney and a partner at Pearson Butler, helps us understand intellectual property protection. Jason states that you can protect the things you created that are creative, new, different, distinctive, or […]

Having your creation registered is something you can do to protect your property, especially with all the imitations spreading nowadays. Jason Webb, an Intellectual Property Attorney and a partner at Pearson Butler, helps us understand intellectual property protection. Jason states that you can protect the things you created that are creative, new, different, distinctive, or have something special about them. He explains the importance of copyright, trademark, licensing, and trademark symbol, and outlines their distinction from one another. Dive deep with Jason as we learn more about protecting our intellectual property. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Promote, Profit, Publish Community today: superbrandpublishing.com Promote, Profit, Publish on Facebook Promote, Profit, Publish on YouTube Follow Juliet on Twitter Follow Juliet on LinkedIn Take the Quiz!

Jim Patterson is a founding partner of Patterson Thuente IP. In his 30-plus years of experience, Jim’s practice has encompassed all aspects of intellectual property law, including patent prosecution, licensing, dispute mediation, and litigation. A recognized leader in the legal community, Jim works with mid-size and large, regional technology companies, as well as Fortune Global 500 corporations, providing them with senior-level strategic counsel and ensuring that their patent dollars are spent wisely. His work for clients, both domestic and international includes: IP portfolio management Competitive analysis Offensive and defensive strategy development Freedom-to-operate (FTO) opinions Clearance searches Enforcement strategy and analysis Global market-protection strategies Inventor issue resolution As a leader and mentor within the firm, Jim imposes a client-first philosophy, emphasizing quality work, responsiveness and teamwork. The Inventors Launchpad Network – Is proud to present Tuttle Innovation, Co-Hosted by Warren Tuttle and Carmine Denisco. Warren has served as President of the Board of Directors for the UIA since 2010, and is a prolific speaker at inventor clubs and industry tradeshows, where he shares his his extensive knowledge and expertise to help educate aspiring inventors, patent holders and product developers.  Warren wants to educate inventors using stories from the industries most influential peopl

Got a great idea? Does it need protecting and if so, how? Do you know how to monetize the idea and turn it into a business or some kind of offering? In this exciting episode, we talk with intellectual property attorney Angela Langlotz about just what entrepreneurs can do to develop, protect, and market their intellectual property assets. If you've got something percolating and think there may be an entrepreneur living in you, tune in – this episode is for you.

Got a great idea? Does it need protecting and if so, how? Do you know how to monetize the idea and turn it into a business or some kind of offering? In this exciting episode, we talk with intellectual property attorney Angela Langlotz about just what entrepreneurs can do to develop, protect, and market their intellectual property assets. If you've got something percolating and think there may be an entrepreneur living in you, tune in – this episode is for you.

Got a great idea? Does it need protecting and if so, how? Do you know how to monetize the idea and turn it into a business or some kind of offering? In this exciting episode, we talk with intellectual property attorney Angela Langlotz about just what entrepreneurs can do to develop, protect, and market their intellectual property assets. If you've got something percolating and think there may be an entrepreneur living in you, tune in – this episode is for you.

Welcome to another episode of Stella Oak Mavens podcast! Today we host Matthew Swanlund, an intellectual property attorney from Aesthetic Legal. Tune in today, as Matt will be sharing his wisdom on how we can protect both our inventions and content. Follow @StellaOakMavens for updates and information about the podcast.

Welcome to another episode of Stella Oak Mavens podcast! Today we host Matthew Swanlund, an intellectual property attorney from Aesthetic Legal. Tune in today, as Matt will be sharing his wisdom on how we can protect both our inventions and content. Follow @StellaOakMavens for updates and information about the podcast.

Welcome to another episode of Stella Oak Mavens Podcast! Today we host Lance Pritikin, an intellectual property attorney. Lance will be sharing his wisdom on how he can protect our inventions, how we can make money from having patents, and how we can parley our patents into making our companies because more successful. Tune in to learn more and look out for the full version of his podcast released this Friday! Follow us on Instagram @StellaOakMavens for updates and information about the podcast.

Welcome to another episode of Stella Oak Mavens Podcast! Today we host Lance Pritikin, an intellectual property attorney. Lance will be sharing his wisdom on how he can protect our inventions, how we can make money from having patents, and how we can parley our patents into making our companies because more successful. Tune in to learn more and look out for the full version of his podcast released this Friday! Follow us on Instagram @StellaOakMavens for updates and information about the podcast.

In this episode, Intellectual property attorney and legal coach, Nik Sallie talks about her business, Niksallie.com: The Home of Holistic Hustle, and offers legal tips for creative women entrepreneurs.

Do you understand the importance of branding and trademark protection?  A friend of mine asked me if I had Trademarked my Net Worth It brand and I was like, "Say whaaaa???"  She then told me a story of when one of her Facebook groups had to be changed because someone infringed their Trademark rights on her because the names were similar.  So I immediately went to the USPTO office and applied for my own Trademark.  It totally would have been helpful to know someone like today's guest while I was applying to save me the headache of potentially making a mistake on the application. Intellectual Property Lawyer Derek Hawkins helps people with branding and trademarks to protect your brand.  The biggest key in trademark is exclusivity, where you are the first one to use the brand.  If you operate on your own brand that has a name, symbol and identity this episode is for you. I have a trademark for Net Worth It™ but not for my nutrition business because I am a 1099 of the company I partner with and operate that under my personal taxes at this point until it is put into a LLC or S-Corp. Being a 1099 partner is one reason I love that business, it is so much less work as a busines owner than my Net Worth It brand. There are 5 different marks of trademark that exist and Derek breaks down the different types and when you use them.  He also talks about the different types of classes and categories within the USPTO for branding.  Trademarking is a lot more complicated than I thought it was and I am excited for all of you side hustlers who need this to protect your awesome biz ideas! Derek can be reached at: www.hawkinsip.com derek@hawkinsip 1-800-835-1765 Much love to you this week. xoxo G  I want to hear from you on Instagram about your money story! Let's connect! COMING SOON!  In the next few weeks you will have access to a brand-new course: Succeeding at Side Hustle.  Join our mailing list to be notified when the course is ready!

Investor Ideas #Potcasts; #Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; K. Lance Anderson, intellectual property attorney, discusses cannabis sector

Investor Ideas #Potcasts; #Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; K. Lance Anderson, intellectual property attorney, discusses cannabis sector

Investor Ideas #Potcasts; #Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; K. Lance Anderson, intellectual property attorney, discusses cannabis sector

The Fine Print with Attorney Jen Routte is LIVE! Jen is out today, so her faithful sidekick Ben is filling in, and talking to Intellectual Property Attorney, Michael Gallagher about copyright, trademarks, patents and more!

For this exciting episode of Art of the Kickstart, we interviewed Vincent LoTempio, an intellectual property attorney who has worked with many exciting clients, including the inventor of the Selfie Stick. Tune in to learn more about different types of intellectual property, how inventors and crowdfunders can protect their intellectual property and much more. Key Takeaways The difference between a utility patent, a design patent, a trademark and a copyright Why an inventor should file for a patent or trademark When an inventor or crowdfunder should file for a patent application How project creators can protect their crowdfunding campaigns from knock offs Why provisional patent applications are important for crowdfunders Links LoTempioLaw.com Benefits of IP Registration Yahoo Patent Case Against Facebook The Force by Don Winslow Connect With Vincent LoTempio Vincent@LoTempiolaw.com Sponsors Art of the Kickstart is honored to be sponsored by The Gadget Flow, a product discovery platform that helps you discover, save, and buy awesome products. The Gadget Flow is the ultimate buyer's guide for cool luxury gadgets and creative gifts. Click here to learn more and list your product - use coupon code ATOKK16 for 20% off! Art of the Kickstart is honored to be sponsored by BackerKit. BackerKit makes software that crowdfunding project creators use to survey backers, organize data, raise additional funds with add-ons and manage orders for fulfillment, saving creators hundreds of hours. To learn more and get started, click here. Transcript

Our guest, Christopher Marrone is a full time real estate, corporate and IP attorney. He also has several investment companies that buy, sell and rent real estate. His legal practice spans a diverse area of law including Real Estate, Intellectual Property, and Corporate and Business Transactions. In addition to the myriad of legal knowledge he offers, Christopher’s technical background as a chemical engineer coupled with his entrepreneurial spirit allows him to better understand and serve the business community. Tune in and learn more on this episode of Grab Life Big! In this episode, you will learn: •Chris’s brief background •How Chris started investing in the real estate business •How Chris learned about GoBundance •Chris’s net worth, vertical and horizontal income •Chris’s giving back ratio •What Chris’s best and worst pillars are •What Chris’s diet looks like •What Chris does to stay fit and healthy •Chris’s top 5 past and future greatest hits album •Chris’s life happiness index Christopher M. Marrone’s legal practice spans a diverse area of law including Real Estate, Intellectual Property, and Corporate and Business Transactions. In addition to the myriad of legal knowledge he offers, Christopher’s technical background as a chemical engineer coupled with his entrepreneurial spirit allows him to better understand and serve the business community. He has counseled an array of clients and industries, including: Dental Practices, Restaurant/Food Service, Retail, Universities, Medical, Business Owners and Financial Institutions. Christopher is an attorney who cares about his clients and his community. His professional and personal philosophy includes giving back in ways that make a meaningful difference to the local and global communities to which he dedicates his practice. Christopher graduated from Drexel University in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and a Minor in Chemistry. He gained technical experience as an Engineer during his cooperative education at Drexel and post-graduation with Arco Chemical Group, FMC, and The Department of the Navy, Naval Facilities Engineering Command. In 1996, Christopher ventured to Law School and upon graduation from Widener University School of Law in 1999, he was employed as an Intellectual Property Attorney with Caesar, Revise, Bernstein, Cohen and Pokatilow. He concentrated his practice in the area of patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and unfair competition law. In 2002, Christopher founded The Law Offices of Christopher M. Marrone, LLC. In addition to servicing clients as an Intellectual Property Attorney, Christopher expanded his practice to include more diverse areas of law including Real Estate, Corporate & Business Transactions, Personal Injury, and DUI & Criminal Defense. In 2013 he merged his practice with the Marrone Law Firm, LLC where he remains “of Counsel.”

Robert “Bobby” Klinck is an intellectual property attorney, who helps entrepreneurs, startups, and innovators protect their genius. He helps entrepreneurs make sure that they actually own their intellectual property, that they have policies to prevent copycats from stealing their ideas, and that they don’t step on landmines that can land them in expensive lawsuits. Bobby prides himself on making the complex issues related to intellectual property understandable for non-lawyers. He has published two books about intellectual property law: The Entrepreneur’s IP Planning Playbook and Patent Litigation Primer. He is currently working on a more ambitious project – an online course that will help entrepreneurs protect their genius. Bobby has his law degree cum laude from Harvard Law School.

“Intellectual property is the area of law that deals with protecting the rights of those who create original works,” according to AllLaw.com. If you created something truly unique and want to learn how to protect your invention, this is the show for you. Experts; David Fedewa, Inventor and Product Licensing Specialist, Joe Johnson, CEO of Vade Nutrition, and Mikhail Murshak, Intellectual Property Attorney at Loomis Law will help you understand what type of protection you need and how to secure it.

“Intellectual property is the area of law that deals with protecting the rights of those who create original works,” according to AllLaw.com. If you created something truly unique and want to learn how to protect your invention, this is the show for you. Experts; David Fedewa, Inventor and Product Licensing Specialist, Joe Johnson, CEO of Vade Nutrition, and Mikhail Murshak, Intellectual Property Attorney at Loomis Law will help you understand what type of protection you need and how to secure it.

Bobby Klinck is an intellectual property attorney, but he’s not your typical lawyer. Sure, he went to Harvard Law School and worked at some of the most prestigious firms in the country, but if you look at the big whiteboard in his office, you won’t see much about the law. His whiteboard is filled with tasks related to platform building, inbound marketing, and sales-funnels. Bobby is a full-fledged online entrepreneur, whose area of expertise is the law.

Andrew A.  Agemy - is also dedicated to continually striving to advance his knowledge of financial trends in an effort to serve his clients more effectively. Since opening his firm in 1990, he has also started an investment advisory firm,  Agemy Wealth Advisors, as well as a tax planning and preparation firm. Robert Klinck - is a best-selling author and intellectual property attorney, who helps entrepreneurs, startups, and innovators harness the power of their intellectual property rights and reduce exposure to lawsuits or brand challenges in the marketplace.  His books are titled The Entrepreneur's IP Planning Playbook and Patent Litigation Primer.    Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

Robert “Bobby” Klinck is an intellectual property attorney, who helps entrepreneurs, startups, and innovators harness the power of their intellectual property rights and reduce exposure to lawsuits or brand challenges in the marketplace. Bobby prides himself on making the complex issues related to intellectual property understandable for non-lawyers. He has published two books about intellectual property law: The Entrepreneur’s IP Planning Playbook and Patent Litigation Primer. He is currently working on a more ambitious project – a book to provide entrepreneurs with an overview of how to craft an intellectual property strategy from start to finish.Bobby has his law degree cum laude from Harvard Law School.Learn More: www.klinckllc.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Robert “Bobby” Klinck is an intellectual property attorney, who helps entrepreneurs, startups, and innovators harness the power of their intellectual property rights and reduce exposure to lawsuits or brand challenges in the marketplace. Bobby prides himself on making the complex issues related to intellectual property understandable for non-lawyers. He has published two books about intellectual property law: The Entrepreneur’s IP Planning Playbook and Patent Litigation Primer. He is currently working on a more ambitious project – a book to provide entrepreneurs with an overview of how to craft an intellectual property strategy from start to finish.Bobby has his law degree cum laude from Harvard Law School.Learn More: www.klinckllc.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

The Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act of 2010 (42 U.S.C. § 262) created an abbreviated pathway for FDA approval of biological products determined to be “biosimilar” to a reference product. The Act outlines a patent resolution and information exchange scheme, with litigation safe harbors during this “patent dance.” -- Subsection (l)(2)(A) provides that not later than 20 days after the application is accepted for review, “…the subsection (k) applicant – shall provide to the reference product sponsor a copy of the application…and other information that describes the processes used to manufacture the biological product…” Subsection (l)(8)(A) provides “[t]he subsection (k) applicant shall provide notice to the reference product sponsor not later than 180 days before the date of the first commercial marketing of the biological product licensed under subsection (k).” -- In 2015, Sandoz filed a subsection (k) application based on Amgen’s filgrastim (Neupogen®), but refused to provide its (l)(2)(A) disclosure and claimed that pre-FDA approval notice satisfied (l)(8)(A). Amgen sued in federal court on state law claims of unfair competition and conversion, and patent infringement, and requested a preliminary injunction. The district court granted Sandoz’ motion for partial summary judgment, holding that (l)(2)(A) disclosure was optional and that Sandoz did not have to wait for FDA approval before providing (l)(8)(A) notice. -- In a fractured opinion, the Federal Circuit affirmed on the (l)(2)(A) issue, holding that subsection (l)(9)(C) provided a remedy for the reference product sponsor to bring an immediate declaratory judgment action if the subsection (k) applicant failed to provide its (l)(2)(A) information, showing that disclosure was optional. The court reversed on the (l)(8)(A) issue, holding that notice before the FDA approved the subsection (k) application was ineffective under the statute. The Court granted certiorari on both issues. -- This case presents intriguing questions of statutory interpretation, as the boundaries of the BCPIA are explored. -- Featuring: Mr. Andrew A. Hufford, Intellectual Property Attorney, Brinks Gilson & Lione.

Protect The Brand You're Building Featuring Bobby Klinck,  Intellectual Property Attorney For Entrepreneurs And Innovators This show is presented by Jumpstart:HR, LLC HR Outsourcing for Small Businesses and Startups http://www.jumpstart-hr.com     Get Social: Joey Price // IG | T | FB Listen: iTunes | Podbean | SoundCloud Connect: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook About this episode:   Entrepreneurs, Side Hustlers, and Big Thinkers all have one thing in common - Their Next BIG Idea.   But when you're taking an idea from thought to reality, how do you monetize AND protect your precious intellectual property?   Joining us on the Business, Life, and Coffee show today to talk about the in's and out's of IP is Robert "Bobby" Klinck, Principal of the DC-based IP law firm Klinck, LLC   Bobby graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School and is now an Intellectual Property Attorney in Washington D.C. He works with entrepreneurs and start-ups to harness innovation and develop a sound business strategy. Working with entrepreneurs is his passion! Bobby focuses on issues entrepreneurs in the U.S. deal with - namely, safeguarding intellectual property from copycats, thieves, and social media mishaps!    His latest book is called The Entrepreneur's IP Planning Playbook (On Amazon: http://amzn.to/2oxY8TX).   Connect with Bobby: https://twitter.com/BobbyKlinck linkedin.com/in/robertklinck

Brought to you by www.Road2Black.com - Credit Reports, Scores and Monitoring In this episode of Ambitious Radio, host Doug Parker discusses intellectual property, trademarks, and work-life balance with Intellectual Property Attorney & Best-Selling Author Robert Klinck Other sponsors: www.RepairMyCreditNOW.com - Credit Repair www.AutoFlex.com - Automobile Leasing http://grasshopper.com/ambitiousradio - The Entrepreneur's Phone System www.FreeElectricityDFW.com - Residential Electricity Subscribe by texting the word Ambitious to 69922 *text rates apply see website for more details. www.AmbitiousRadio.com http://www.ambitiousradio.com/be-ambitious---newsletter.html

Greg is excited to speak with Gary Hartman from Hartman & Hartman today on Money Matters with Greg WVLP 103.1 FM. Find out why you might need an Intellectual Property Attorney in your life. Farrall Wealth and LPL Financial do not provide legal advice or services.

Intellectual Property Attorney, Doug Sorocco, shares some music business knowledge and insights from Nashville's AmericanaFest 2016.

Hello World – Welcome Back Making It Nation! Welcome to another episode of Making It with Chris G where we have Conversations with people in the world of entertainment who are making it, from behind the scenes to the spotlight. Sharing their stories and insight to help you get one step closer to Making It. Matt Cottingham is an entertainment attorney based out of Nashville, TN. He joined the firm Ritholz Levy in 2014 as an associate in the firm’s Entertainment Group in Nashville, specializing in entertainment, intellectual property and business law. Matt represents individuals and companies in the entertainment industry and provides experienced guidance to songwriters, recording artists, record producers, independent music publishers, new media companies and independent record labels. Before joining Ritholz Levy, Matt practiced with Chip Petree at Petree Law after starting his career practicing at a boutique corporate firm in Franklin, TN. Matt serves on the Board of Directors for the non-profit organization, Young Entertainment Professionals (YEP), a networking group whose members cover all facets of the entertainment industry. Matt received a B.S. in Recording Industry Management from Middle Tennessee State University and received his law degree from the University of Memphis. He is a member of the Tennessee and Nashville Bar Associations and volunteers with Volunteer Lawyers & Professionals for the Arts (VLPA). I met Matt through a mutual friend in Nashville, and from day one, he has been one of the kindest and most helpful people I’ve met in my career in the music business so far. Matt has been one of my  guest speakers at Full Sail University, trying to inspire and inform the next generation. He always makes time for his clients, he’s very passionate about his work and giving back to others. Without further ado, here is Matt Cottingham. 

Helene Godin traded in the life of business suits and a career as an Intellectual Property Attorney to be an entrepreneur and start By The Way Bakery, a gluten-free and dairy-free bakery in New York. She loved being an attorney but after 22 years, she called her husband early one morning while standing in front of the company fax machine and said, "I think I'm done." She quit and didn't have any idea what she was going to do next. "I think I'm done" She recognized in the grocery store that the gluten-free section kept getting bigger and bigger. She enrolled in a 5 day baking bootcamp and came out determined that she would open up a bakery in her community of Hastings-on-Hudson, NY. One year almost to the day of ending her career as an attorney, she opened her first store. 5 years later and she's opened 2 more, been featured on Martha Stewart Living, The Huffington Post, The New York Times and Fortune and opening a new commercial kitchen to feed her growing business. "Fear is the thing that gets in your way the most." - Helene Godin In this episode we discuss... A 22 year career as an Intellectual Property Attorney Working for large corporations andher first step into being an entrepreneur by founding her own law firm The "I think I'm done" early one morning while standing in front of the fax machine 5 day gluten-free baking bootcamp Learning how to bake gluten-free and dairy-free treats Founding a retail business in New York City Expanding a multi-location company by developing systems Being an attorney and baker but her real role as a Problem Solver Show Notes: Website: btwBakery.com By The Way Bakery Instagram Facebook Pinterest and Twitter Locations: Westchester, 574 Warburton Ave, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY  |  Upper West Side, 2442 Broadway  |  Upper East Side, 1236 Lexington Ave Dinner: A Love Story by Jenny Rosenstratch Sponsor Check out clickplacement.com to ignite your pay-per-click and social marketing strategies. Go Hunt Life on iTunes

In this episode of Ambitious Radio, host Doug Parker discusses Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship with Intellectual Property Attorney & Partner at Van Every Creedon PLLC James Creedon.

Music, literature, arts, and inventions are products of the creators’ mental labor.  These producers own property rights to their creations just like any other tangible possessions.  Intellectual property laws provide legal protections for such creativity against any unauthorized use. Our guest for this week’s edition of the top Career 100 Podcast is intellectual property attorney, Renée L. Duff. As an …

Mark Harper is an Intellectual Property Attorney based in Troy Michigan looking to establish clients in Evansville Indiana. He was in town for Startup Weekend Evansville serving as a coach.

Christopher Peil, Founder and Principal, Law Office of Christopher Peil, has spent most of his career in the San Francisco Bay area and has served Silicon Valley as a patent practitioner for nearly 15 years, representing all types of clients, from individual inventors and start-ups to major universities and Fortune 500 companies.  He has a passion for helping people realize their business goals and their dreams and is fascinated by unusual technological niches. He was instrumental in securing a number of the assets, notably cookie technology, in the AOL patent portfolio, recently sold to Microsoft Corporation for more than one billion dollars. Chris Peil says, "I'm excited to be participating with the Global Product Management Talk and Startup Product Communities because I think it's time we realized how much product management and marketing have to contribute in developing IP assets that function as effective business tools that support and facilitate achievement of organizational objectives." Resources: http://bit.ly/1jKpIzq

Join us in this latest Academic Lesson from the world created by author J.K. Rowling as we discuss how copyright and Fair Use laws affect the world of Fan Fiction. Host Keith Hawk from MuggleNet and Co-host John Granger, the Hogwarts Professor, discuss a variety of topics relating to the Harry Potter series with a Special Guest Speaker and a Student Guest Speaker during each lesson. In this lesson, we perform a lively discussion Live at Ascendio 2012 with HPF's own Heidi Tandy, who is an Intellectual Property Attorney in the muggle world.  MuggleNet Academia is a podcast from the staff of the World's No. 1 Harry Potter website, MuggleNet.com (http://www.mugglenet.com/).