Podcasts about protect your intellectual property

In today's fast-paced and highly competitive world, protecting your intellectual property (IP) has never been more important. Whether you're an entrepreneur with a groundbreaking product, an artist creating original works, or a business developing a unique brand, patents, and trademarks play a critical role in safeguarding what you've worked hard to create. But navigating the world of IP law can be complex and intimidating without the right knowledge. This is where patent and trademark training comes in. Why Patents and Trademarks Matter Patents and trademarks are legal tools that help protect the value of your ideas and brand. A patent... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/why-and-how-to-protect-your-intellectual-property/Check out the CAST11.com Website at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

Thank you for listening! To begin our topic on Burnout this month, I'm joined by Julian Crump to talk about how important a strong culture is in your organisation in order to protect your intellectual property. Thank you, Julian! Julian is a UK & European Patent Attorney who helps clients protect, manage and capitalise on the results of their creativity! Find out more about Julian on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliancrump/ Come back

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Dealing with all the what ifs before they become reality. In this week's AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing, Host Dr. Judith Briles invites Eleonore Weber, author of Your Family's Essential Emergency Workbook to be her guest. It's a dicey topic … few want to tackle it … and every author must. Dicey topic? What could that be? So glad you asked … Few know what the next list consists of when the unexpected or death happens. On this episode of AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing, host Dr. Judith Briles has expert Eleonore Weber on life planning to offer guidance every author should be thinking about with the assets—which includes books. She is the author of Your Family's Essential Resource Workbook: How to Gather and Organize Valuable Documents. Within the hour, your will get a definitive path is created for the life is unpredictable what if moment. -Did you ever find yourself in an emergency? An accident? Serious illness? Or have the need for an essential phone numbers or valuable documents? Frustrated and frantic….where is it or “I wish I had!” -Do you want to ensure that you don't fall into this emotional trap? And guarantee your desires and wishes are clear and followed? I hope so! Your takeaways include: • How to Identify what you need to gather in a short period of time. • Tips on getting organized so that everything that matters has clarity. • How to eliminate the confusion that can surface when emergencies and the unexpected arise. • Reveals your wishes when you are gone. • Guarantee that your desires and wishes are. Most plan for being set for life ... few plan for what happens when it stops. Tune in for lots of ideas and how-to tactics via the AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast ranked in the top 10 of book marketing podcasts. Since its inception, over 18,000,000 listeners have downloaded various shows for practical publishing and book marketing guidance. Ranked in the Top 100 of Goodpods and Top 10 on Feedspot. Join in and become a regular subscriber.

Dealing with all the what ifs before they become reality. In this week's AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing, Host Dr. Judith Briles invites Eleonore Weber, author of Your Family's Essential Emergency Workbook to be her guest. It's a dicey topic … few want to tackle it … and every author must. Dicey topic? What could that be? So glad you asked … Few know what the next list consists of when the unexpected or death happens. On this episode of AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing, host Dr. Judith Briles has expert Eleonore Weber on life planning to offer guidance every author should be thinking about with the assets—which includes books. She is the author of Your Family's Essential Resource Workbook: How to Gather and Organize Valuable Documents. Within the hour, your will get a definitive path is created for the life is unpredictable what if moment. -Did you ever find yourself in an emergency? An accident? Serious illness? Or have the need for an essential phone numbers or valuable documents? Frustrated and frantic….where is it or “I wish I had!” -Do you want to ensure that you don't fall into this emotional trap? And guarantee your desires and wishes are clear and followed? I hope so! Your takeaways include: • How to Identify what you need to gather in a short period of time. • Tips on getting organized so that everything that matters has clarity. • How to eliminate the confusion that can surface when emergencies and the unexpected arise. • Reveals your wishes when you are gone. • Guarantee that your desires and wishes are. Most plan for being set for life ... few plan for what happens when it stops. Tune in for lots of ideas and how-to tactics via the AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast ranked in the top 10 of book marketing podcasts. Since its inception, over 18,000,000 listeners have downloaded various shows for practical publishing and book marketing guidance. Ranked in the Top 100 of Goodpods and Top 10 on Feedspot. Join in and become a regular subscriber.

Intellectual property (IP) is a term you often hear in the world of creative businesses. I've observed that many business owners have a general understanding of IP but they don't necessarily comprehend how to protect it effectively. That's what I'm going to shed light on today so that you can understand what intellectual property means for your creative business and what you need to do to protect it.What is Intellectual Property?Simply put, intellectual property refers to your original creations—whether it's drawings, photographs, your name, or your tagline. For these to be considered your intellectual property, they need to be both original and created by you. Intellectual property fits into four primary categories: Trademarks, Copyright, Patents and Designs.TrademarksThe term "trademarks" is often misunderstood. Trademarking involves registering a trademark with IP Australia for exclusive use over a name or phrase crucial to your business but it can't be something you just fancy. It has to be capable of being trademarked. For example, if your business name, logo, or tagline is unique and vital to your branding, it might be worth considering trademarking it.Beyond trademark registration, there are other steps you can take to protect your IP:Register a Business Name: If a name or phrase is essential to your brand, register it as a business name to prevent others from legally using it.Register the URL: Secure the relevant domain names associated with your business to ensure no one else can use it.Document Usage Rights: If you allow third parties to use your intellectual property, make sure the terms in which they are entitled to use it are outlined in your service agreement. Crystal clear clarity is vital here so you can protect what's rightfully yours. CopyrightCopyright differs from trademarks because you don't need to apply to register it in Australia. The Copyright Act automatically protects your original works. Whether you create drawings, photos, logos, or designs, the copyright belongs to you as long as it's your original work.However, if you want to safeguard your creative work, you need to assert your ownership of your copyright. Client Agreements: Clearly state in your agreements that you retain copyright over your work and specify the usage rights granted to clients.Copyright Notices: Place copyright notices on your original works and client deliverables to indicate ownership.Cease and Desist: If someone infringes on your copyright, a cease and desist letter can be a powerful tool in protecting your rights.The Rise of AI and IP ProtectionMany creatives are curious about using AI in their work. While AI can streamline processes, using it to create work raises questions about originality. Remember, your copyright protects original work. If AI generates part of your creation, it may not be considered entirely original. Always consider this when integrating AI into your creative process as it could impact your legal standing.Protecting your intellectual property is vital for the growth and sustainability of your business. I hope this episode is helpful to you and that you feel better equipped to protect your original creative work and avoid unnecessary disputes down the track. LINKS:Chat GPT and CopyrightDiscover the Masterclass Series hereBook a Free 20-minute Initial Consult with me hereJoin me on Instagram here

In today's FittBite podcast, we explore the essential topic of protecting your intellectual property without breaking the bank. You've poured your heart into your designs, and now it's time to safeguard them. We address the common concerns about copyright and trademark, providing practical solutions.Discover cost-effective methods to secure your creative work, including self-copyrighting through timestamped photographs, safeguarding digital designs, and mailing physical copies to yourself. Learn the power of the TM symbol and how it can signal your commitment to protecting your intellectual property.Don't let budget constraints hold you back from securing your creative assets. Tune in to this episode for valuable insights into intellectual property protection on a budget.Book a 1 on 1 with our host, Shadi for personalized advice on how to create and grow your fashion business: https://www.fittdesign.com/services/consultation Design your own collection with our instantly downloadable factory ready tech pack templates: FittDesign Tech Pack Templates Follow our host on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shadiadada/ https://www.instagram.com/fittdesign/ Got any other questions, email us for an instant response at: studio@fittdesign.com Subscribe to our weekly fashion design podcast (New episodes every Thursday at 4pm CST): https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-fittdesign-podcast/id1454410683 Visit our website:https://www.fittdesign.com/ Follow us on:https://www.linkedin.com/company/fittdesign/ https://www.facebook.com/fittdesign https://www.pinterest.com/fittdesign/ https://www.behance....

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What happens if you don't protect your IP, and is it worth all the paperwork? Jeannell Darden, CEO of Moisture Love, shares her story of battling trademark and copyright issues, and how she overcame it. Learn when and how to start the process, what to consider when rebranding, how to avoid trademark disputes, whether you should register your logo, and where to find legal support for small businesses. Cynthia Dahl, Practice Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, offers her insights. Stay tuned to the end of the episode where host Andrea Marquez lists her key takeaways!—(07:04) Considerations to make when rebranding.(14:54) Considerations for founders regarding trademark and protection.(16:47) When should small business owners start considering intellectual property (IP) protection.(18:08) Mistakes to avoid when protecting your brand.(20:16) How to avoid confusion among consumers and trademark disputes.(22:09) Should you register your logo?(24:18) Andrea mentions the cost of legal help for small businesses and points out free resources recommended by Cynthia. She also lists the key takeaways from the episode.—Click HERE to leave us a message!By submitting your voicemail, you're granting us permission to use the recording in episodes of This is Small Business. Please note, voicemails will not receive direct responses. For help with other questions to Amazon unrelated to this show, you can reach out to Amazon's customer service team at amazon.com/contact-us.

Today on the podcast I'm speaking to Kirsty Brummell. Kirsty helps businesses ranging from startups to larger corporations to effectively protect, enforce, and manage their trademarks and designs. She gives advice on copyright matters and helps businesses realise the potential of their intellectual property. It's something I know a lot of you would like to know more about, so I was thrilled to connect with Kirsty to learn more. In this episode we discuss the different kinds of intellectual property, how to protect yourself, how much you can expect to page, and what to do if you are working to a tight budget.We also cover what to do if you believe someone is violating your copyright and also what to do if you get contacted by someone to say that you are violating theirs.It's a fantastic episode full of a huge amount of practical advice for anyone running their own business. The key takeaway is that Kirsty makes this complex subject a lot less scary - her overlying message is, whatever happens, please don't panic. I think that's a really reassuring message and hopefully you will feel the same after you've listened to the episode.Listen in to hear Kirsty share:An introduction to herself and her business (02:08)What intellectual property is, and some of the things you might want to protect as a small business (02:43)How automatic copyrights work (04:43)Patents (07:14)Trademarks and protecting your brand name (08:33)Top tips for registering a trademark (14:14)What you can expect to pay for these (16:25)The best ways to protect your intellectual property when you are on a tight budget (17:59)What happens after you have protection in place? (19:38)Monitoring and managing issues and infringements that might arise (21:33)What to do when a bigger brand copies you (23:05)What to do if you encounter copyright infringement (25:54)What to do if someone says you have infringed on their copyright or trademark (28:39)Dealing with a cease and desist letter (30:48)The meaning of ™ & R in a circle (33:39)Her number one piece of advice for protecting your intellectual property (36:21)USEFUL RESOURCES:Trademark Tonic WebsiteKirsty Brummell Linked InTrademark Tonic Linked InTrademark Tonic TwitterTrademark Tonic FacebookUK Gov Intellectual Property OfficeLET'S CONNECTJoin my free Facebook group for product makers and creatorsFind me on InstagramWork with me Buy My Book: Bring Your Product Idea To LifeIf you enjoy this podcast, and you'd like to leave a tip, you can do so here:

In the digital world, we always have the challenges: digital piracy, counterfeit products, domain disputes, and copyright infringement.  In the other corner we have the solutions ready to ward off the digital evildoers to ensure your business is safe as operates in the digital world. Last week we discussed 4 challenges today we will explore 4 solutions. Let's get into episode 125 of the Own Your Genius Podcast! Today's episode covers:  How to Protect Your Intellectual Property Online What is Copyright Protection What is Trademark Protection Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in. 

The month of May is celebrated as Small Business Month. Join the host of Successful Woman Radio, Business Success Coach, and founder of Women About Biz, Trina Newby, as she shares how you can ensure your business is dotting all your T's and crossing your I's. This month's theme is “Making Boss Moves: Building Your Empire!” This week episode is " 5 Ways to Protect Your Intellectual Property" Today, Trina will explain why it is important to protect your intellectual property and ways in which you can effectively do so.       

Intellectual property is a concept every writer should be aware of—specifically, how to protect yours, and how to respect other people's. In this episode, our guest understands that better than most, and thankfully is here to share her knowledge. Andrea Sager is the CEO and founder of Legalpreneur, host of the Legalpreneur podcast, and the author of Legalpreneur: The Business Owner's Guide To Legally Protecting Their Business. Robin and Andrea discuss the "big three" legal elements authors should be aware of to limit their liability. Andrea shares her advice for authors who decide to self-publish and she provides many more tips on the options you have available when/if you find your work has been stolen.Key Takeaways from This Episode:Why so many attorneys fail to understand solo- and entrepreneurs.Why every author needs to have a business entity, particularly when self-publishing.How Andrea has helped clients defend their copyright.What to do when you discover that someone has blatantly stolen from you (i.e. plagiarism.)The important difference between the 'copyright' and the 'right to publish.'…and much more!Resources Mentioned in this episode:LegalpreneurAndrea's LinkedInLegalpreneur bookAbout Andrea Sager:Andrea Sager is the CEO and founder of Legalpreneur, a legal tech startup that focuses on offering affordable legal services to businesses of all sizes. She is the author of The Legalpreneur: The Business Owner's Guide to Legally Protecting Your Business. While working at a corporate firm, Andrea noticed a gap in the legal industry – no one was catering to the small, innovative start-up brands dominating her social media feeds. As a serial entrepreneur, she knew firsthand the importance of building a business with a solid legal foundation. However, she also knew that many new businesses simply did not have the funds. That realization led to the development of Legalpreneur. Because legal services should be accessible to everyone. In addition to running her company, Andrea is a mom of two in Houston and is passionate about all things health, wellness, poker, and business.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How » Join The Author's Corner Community today:Website: Robin ColucciLinkedIn: R Colucci, LLCFacebook: Robin ColucciTwitter: @Robin_ColucciRobin Colucci's Book: How to Write a Book That Sells You: Increase Your Credibility, Income, and Impact

Intellectual property is a concept every writer should be aware of—specifically, how to protect yours, and how to respect other people's. In this episode, our guest understands that better than most, and thankfully is here to share her knowledge. Andrea Sager is the CEO and founder of Legalpreneur, host of the Legalpreneur podcast, and the author of Legalpreneur: The Business Owner's Guide To Legally Protecting Their Business. Robin and Andrea discuss the "big three" legal elements authors should be aware of to limit their liability. Andrea shares her advice for authors who decide to self-publish and she provides many more tips on the options you have available when/if you find your work has been stolen.Key Takeaways from This Episode:Why so many attorneys fail to understand solo- and entrepreneurs.Why every author needs to have a business entity, particularly when self-publishing.How Andrea has helped clients defend their copyright.What to do when you discover that someone has blatantly stolen from you (i.e. plagiarism.)The important difference between the 'copyright' and the 'right to publish.'…and much more!Resources Mentioned in this episode:LegalpreneurAndrea's LinkedInLegalpreneur bookAbout Andrea Sager:Andrea Sager is the CEO and founder of Legalpreneur, a legal tech startup that focuses on offering affordable legal services to businesses of all sizes. She is the author of The Legalpreneur: The Business Owner's Guide to Legally Protecting Your Business. While working at a corporate firm, Andrea noticed a gap in the legal industry – no one was catering to the small, innovative start-up brands dominating her social media feeds. As a serial entrepreneur, she knew firsthand the importance of building a business with a solid legal foundation. However, she also knew that many new businesses simply did not have the funds. That realization led to the development of Legalpreneur. Because legal services should be accessible to everyone. In addition to running her company, Andrea is a mom of two in Houston and is passionate about all things health, wellness, poker, and business.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How » Join The Author's Corner Community today:Website: Robin ColucciLinkedIn: R Colucci, LLCFacebook: Robin ColucciTwitter: @Robin_ColucciRobin Colucci's Book: How to Write a Book That Sells You: Increase Your Credibility, Income, and...

In this episode I'm interviewing Melvin from Justec Brand Protection, who recently helped me resolve an issue where my Etsy shop received a completely bogus IP infringement claim (he got them to REMOVE the complain and get my products reinstated - seriously!) He offers five services for print on demand sellers that solve common intellectual property problems!

Not everyone has millions like you (she wrote) All you do is talk about money…what about all people who can't afford to pay you? Do you ever care about them?!! (this part she wrote was in ALL CAPS) When you continue to grow in your business, and your public presence has expanded to millions of people worldwide like my podcast and brand have, you are going to trigger people.  It's impossible to help millions of people without upsetting 1-2% of them.  If you haven't experienced that yet in your business or personal brand, you will, or you are playing it so safe to avoid this kind of judgment and nasty human behavior (which is also why your business isn't growing faster).  My long-time Coordinator Nancy is in charge of my emails, 99% of the ones we get are beautiful, abundant, loving, and filled with heart-breaking incredible stories of survival. Than 1% of the emails and DM's are filled with people's self-hate, self-judgment, and anger about their own lives projected onto me and sometimes my team. I read them all with the same energy. Compassion.  You will NEVER be able please everyone in business or in your personal life, if you keep trying to, you will lose yourself (I know this from experience).  I know when I trigger someone it's actually a good thing, that means my message is getting to them. For every one person I may trigger, there are 99 who it woke up, who it empowered, who it validated, and who it changed.  None of us no matter how experienced a coach, a counselor, a doctor, or a healer will be able to help someone who is DEAD SET on it not working.  Some people will buy the business program, hire the nutritionist, sign up for an inner child healing retreat, wanting the desired outcome, but are in complete and total resistance to making it work. In fact, all they can focus on is how it isn't working fast enough, what they aren't receiving from you, and how they already “know all of these things” you're teaching them. These people are stuck in self-inflected purgatory (they have zero awareness of it).  Their GIANT EGO is running the show, and they may have even signed up to work with you to further prove that “nothing works out for them,” to further prove that what you say isn't possible!!! This way, they don't have to make scary internal and external changes. Plus, what a great way to deflect from their own demons than to blame someone or something else.  I help my clients establish business boundaries to protect and honor their energy, their intellectual property, and their money from the 1% of toxic people who would love to see them fail, so they can feel better about their own miserable lives.  Tune in to hear how I handle these people.   ****LAST CHANCE TO WORK WITH TIFFANY PRIVATELY: My Exclusive Two-Month Business Coaching program. Apply here >>>> Private Coaching Application My Season of Abundance Walk: Guided Meditation Series  Click here to get it for FREE!! projectmewithtiffany.com/summerabundance Welcome to ProjectME the Podcast with your host Tiffany Carter, who takes the mystery out of making BIG money. A former NBC and CBS TV journalist, turned multi-millionaire entrepreneur, teaching you all things wealth, health, worth, and business. You can follow Tiffany on Instagram @projectme_with_tiffany  on Facebook @projectmewithtiffany and watch her TV episodes on ProjectME TV with Tiffany Carter on YouTube. Subscribe to Tiffany's FREE weekly digest, The Secret Posse, and get exclusive content you won't find anywhere else: millionaire mindset exercises, custom weekly abundance affirmations, and her best money-making tips.      

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

Hey everybody and welcome back to Eggs! Today's special guest is a senior partner at the law firm Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton and the founder of Triangle IP, Thomas Franklin.As a partner at Kilpatrick Townsend, Thomas focuses his practice on aggressive patent prosecution and strategic portfolio management for high-tech companies. He is also a subject matter expert in a broad spectrum of technology including computer engineering, networking, software, semiconductors, blockchain, medical infrastructure, Internet, power systems, etc.  Wisely, Thomas has combined his passion for patent protection and litigation and his technical know-how to create Triangle IP, an online patent management software that helps enterprise clients capture company-wide innovation. His software helps users manage the patent lifecycle, from conception to filing, using patent data analytics and other innovative tools.Joining the show today for an insightful discussion about building a patent strategy in your organization to take it to the next level in terms of investment and revenue growth, please welcome to Eggs, senior partner at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton and founder of Triangle IP, Thomas Franklin.Our Guest:Thomas FranklinLaw Practice: https://kilpatricktownsend.com/Patent management software: https://triangleip.com/----Credits:Hosted by Michael Smith and Ryan RoghaarTheme music: "Perfect Day" by OPMThe Carton:https://medium.com/the-carton-by-eggsFeature with Zack Chmeis of Straight Method up now! https://medium.com/the-carton-by-eggs/zack-chmeis-35dae817ac28The Eggs Podcast Spotify playlist:bit.ly/eggstunesThe Plugs:The Showeggscast.com@eggshow on twitter and instagramOn iTunes: itun.es/i6dX3pCOn Stitcher: bit.ly/eggs_on_stitcherAlso available on Google Play Music!Mike "DJ Ontic" shows and infodjontic.com@djontic on twitterRyan Roghaarhttp://rogha.ar 

In this episode, Peter Mohr and Devin Miller talk all things Intellectual Property. Devin explains the difference between the subtypes of IP, plus when & where you would want to use each. He lays out when patents, trademarks, and copyrights can bring value to your business, and how IP can be both an asset and a defensive measure. Here are a few things we cover ·         Protecting and promoting with IP as an entrepreneur ·         When Intellectual Property is a valuable investment ·         Regional marketplaces & local small business advice·         Trademarks, Patents, and Copyrights ·         How to Defend Inventions, Creative Content, and BrandingNotable passages:4:00 Figuring out which type of IP benefits YOUR business7:20 How to know when your business actually needs IP11:15 Worldwide vs regional IP protection15:38 Actionable steps you can take today for your IP strategy  Reference Link to Devin: Website: www.strategymeeting.com For more entrepreneurial wisdom and quick tips, follow Pete on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/petemohr_coach/Support the show

On this episode Drew and GQ Nesto connect with Entertainment and Business Lawyer Jennine @corporatechika to discuss brokering projects that include production, compensation rates, labor laws and litigation protecting your intellectual property and how she rises above the preconceived stereotypes of women practicing law and so much more... Catch us with us every Thursday, right here. To listen to the full episode. click on the links below! apple podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/option-forward/id1598400869 libsyn: https://optionforward.libsyn.com Website: https://optionforward.com/ IG: @option_forward Guest: @corporatechika ​

On this episode Drew and GQ Nesto connect with Entertainment and Business Lawyer Jennine @corporatechika to discuss brokering projects that include production, compensation rates, labor laws and litigation protecting your intellectual property and how she rises above the preconceived stereotypes of women practicing law and so much more... Catch us with us every Thursday, right here. To listen to the full episode. click on the links below! apple podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/option-forward/id1598400869 libsyn: https://optionforward.libsyn.com Website: https://optionforward.com/ IG: @option_forward Guest: @corporatechika ​

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A dynamic, eye-opening conversation with Dr. Lydie. What may seem like boring law became fascinating!!!! Intellectual Property Law is deeply rooted in the history of our country. It dates back to the time the colonies secured independence from England, The founders wanted to ensure that their skill, innovation or creativity were free from English control. As a result, initially each colony, with the exception of Delaware, passed its own copyright law; each also had its own patent law. The discrepancies among the states rendered enforcement almost impossible. Therefore, the drafters of the Constitution wrote intellectual property into the document in order to have it fall under federal jurisdiction. It is so stated: To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries. - U.S. Const. Art. I, Sec. 8. What is the importance to Seniors, and especially to women? The reasons behind older adults starting their own businesses are many. Among them are: they've from their traditional job, are dissatisfied with the corporate world, they don't want to think of themselves as retiring, they lost their jobs due to society's misguided attitudes that older adults have outlived their usefulness in the youth driven workforce. it's worth noting that older entrepreneurs stay in business longer than younger ones. Within five years, 70 percent of businesses created by older entrepreneurs were still operating compared to 28 percent of their younger counterparts. This supports the fact that with age comes the experience, wisdom, personal and professional networks, and willingness to ask for help, all important factors in entrepreneurial success. Furthermore, as women we are prone to underestimating the value of our ideas and all too often, we share them or give them away without a thought. This has happened to me, has it happened to you? Find out how to take advantage of the protection creations that is afforded to you!!!

A dynamic, eye-opening conversation with Dr. Lydie. What may seem like boring law became fascinating!!!! Intellectual Property Law is deeply rooted in the history of our country. It dates back to the time the colonies secured independence from England, The founders wanted to ensure that their skill, innovation or creativity were free from English control. As a result, initially each colony, with the exception of Delaware, passed its own copyright law; each also had its own patent law. The discrepancies among the states rendered enforcement almost impossible. Therefore, the drafters of the Constitution wrote intellectual property into the document in order to have it fall under federal jurisdiction. It is so stated: To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries. - U.S. Const. Art. I, Sec. 8. What is the importance to Seniors, and especially to women? The reasons behind older adults starting their own businesses are many. Among them are: they've from their traditional job, are dissatisfied with the corporate world, they don't want to think of themselves as retiring, they lost their jobs due to society's misguided attitudes that older adults have outlived their usefulness in the youth driven workforce. it's worth noting that older entrepreneurs stay in business longer than younger ones. Within five years, 70 percent of businesses created by older entrepreneurs were still operating compared to 28 percent of their younger counterparts. This supports the fact that with age comes the experience, wisdom, personal and professional networks, and willingness to ask for help, all important factors in entrepreneurial success. Furthermore, as women we are prone to underestimating the value of our ideas and all too often, we share them or give them away without a thought. This has happened to me, has it happened to you? Find out how to take advantage of the protection creations that is afforded to you!!!

We put fences around our homes and locks on our doors to protect our physical property. But do we do anything to protect our intellectual property? Coca-Cola, MacDonald's and Nike sure have, but what about us? Intellectual property is extremely important and should be properly protected, but it's tough to know how to do so. Should you file for a Copyright? Trademark? Patent? Even if you know which form of protection is right for you, filing with the US Government can be a real pain. Today on Wealth Talks, Tom and John are joined by Attorney Mark Wright. Mr. Wright has an extensive history of protecting intellectual property across the private, corporate, and government sectors; from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies. Listen now to hear His insight on intellectual protection.   Resources: Attorney Mark Wright contact: info@wrightlawgroup.com

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As course creators, entrepreneurs experts, we are all creating content information processes, methodologies, systems that are unique to our brand. They are the things that make our author unique. And so it goes without saying that many course creators come across moments of fear, concern, and worry about my intellectual property. What if someone steals my stuff? What if someone copies my work? What if somebody illegally downloads shares and resells my content?  Now, of course, we cannot completely and utterly ever predict nor control what other people may or may not do, or nor can we control other people's intents and activities. However, as course creators, entrepreneurs, business owners, there are some things we can do to try and limit the impacts that might be felt if people do copy our work or IP. Now I've got an amazing guest here today: Andrea Smith, who is a copyright professional has been working in the space of copywriting, intellectual property and content for creatives for over 20 years, and also is trained in intellectual property.  For full show notes visit  https://sarahcordiner.com/ep-39-how-to-protect-your-intellectual-property-with-andrea-smith Mentioned in this episode: https://applausegenie.com.au/Email: magic@applausegenie.com.ausarahcordiner.com/starterkit #CourseCreation #CourseCreator #OnlineCourses #HighTicket #Expert #CoachingProgram #MembershipSites #Edupreneur #Entrepreneur #KnowledgeCommerce #elearning #HowToCreateCourses #DigitalMarketing #OnlineMarketing #Business #Influencer #7Figures 

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In this episode, we talk with Glennetta Haymon, Esq. Glennetta assists clients with business law, intellectual property issues such as trademark, copyright, and probate issues. We cover: ⦁ What the difference is between a trademark, copyright, a registered trademark? ⦁ In what ways can you legally protect your brand? ⦁ What is intellectual property, basically what can and should be protected? ⦁ What types of businesses should consider protection? How does this pertain to local businesses like professional services, brick and mortar, or even local service area businesses? ⦁ Describe the process and typical timeframes for trademarks and copyrights? ⦁ If you find that someone has violated trademark or copyright, what can you do? Additional information: Attorney Haymon is a graduate of the University of Missouri, Columbia, where she earned bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Interdisciplinary Studies. She obtained a degree in Law from Arizona Summit Law School and a master’s degree in Forensic Psychology. Currently, she serves as a board of directors for 3 non-profit organizations, is a serial entrepreneur with 3 total businesses, and is a mom to a fantastic and athletic middle schooler. Haymon Law Office, LLC www.haymonlawoffice.com

Devin Miller, entrepreneur and founder of Miller IP Law, shares his expertise on patents, trademarks, and copyright laws to show how your business can push the status quo to remain fresh and versatile in today's markets. Learn how to protect your business' intellectual properties and elevate your brand to last through any industry challenges.

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Intellectual properties have been the reason for a lot of lawsuits in and out of the corporate world. To discuss how you should be protecting your brand is Maria Crimi Speth, a Shareholder at Jaburg Wilk who practices in the areas of intellectual property, internet law, and commercial litigation. She shares her immense knowledge and expertise when dealing with trademark and copyright protection by talking about her experiences in the field. Learn all about the five pillars and four categories of intellectual properties as she explains the differences of each. Also, if you’re thinking of manufacturing in another country, know the steps and preparation that you need to do in order to make sure you protect your product and investment.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join The Exit Rich Community today:seilertucker.comFacebookTwitterLinkedInInstagramYouTube

Jamie Lieberman is not only a brilliant attorney, she also has saved my mind (and my bank account!) numerous times – including last year when I went through a trademark dispute. There is nobody more equipped to talk about intellectual property than her. She is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, and she has been a practicing lawyer for 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization’s growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services, and e-commerce. Jamie has a deep commitment to making legal accessible and regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation, and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events such as Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday and Forbes. You can also catch her as a co-host on The FearLess Business Podcast.  During our conversation on intellectual property, Jamie shares: Top legal considerations when starting a business to prevent future issues down the line What intellectual property is – and how you can monetize it as a smart, savvy, and successful coach or consultant The do’s and don’ts of effective trademarks and when you should register a trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) How to avoid common mistakes content creators make that set them up for copyright problems and copycat activity from competitors How coaches and consults use online course, memberships, certification, and train-the-trainer programs to grow their platforms, revenue, and influence Resources Mentioned in this Episode Connect with Jamie at Hashtag Legal and on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter Learn more about Hashtag Legal's The (Un) Business School courses Listen to Jamie’s FearLess Business Podcast Learn more about the sex trafficking prevention nonprofit that Jamie supports, The Cupcake Girls Please leave a review and subscribe to Moxielicious via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, or Spotify, so you never miss an episode!

Your gifts, uniqueness, experiences and education wrap up in a bow is yours, learn more about why your intellectual property is HIGH VALUE! When women are in the beginning stages of building profitable businesses, it takes a special type of woman to coach them to success. It takes a life and business coach who helps them to get clear on what they should be doing in the world. A strategist who sees systems in her sleep. And a keep-going kind of woman who can fight through life's unexpected and exceptional challenges—every day—and be an example for women to do the same. It takes Dr. Ali Griffith. Dr. Ali's desire to create the income and freedom that her life, as a single mom to an autistic son, required led her to entrepreneurship. Juggling a full-time career as an audiologist and speech pathologist, as challenging as her life was, she knew she had a choice—to crumble or climb. Always choosing the latter, Dr. Ali became a leading voice for parents of special needs children, quickly growing a small consulting company into a global platform. From launching a hit podcast, The Dr. Ali Griffith Show: Mindset, Meditation, Motivation, to consistently landing five-figure speaking deals, she is the rock star in every room she enters. As she leveled up in her own business, Dr. Ali has gone from student to sensei, training and leading the sales teams for personal development and media titans such as Lisa Nichols. With an incomparable blend of business strategy, personal development tools, and God-given grit, Dr. Ali has dedicated her career to helping women to start profitable businesses and create wealth on their own time. Masterful at making what's complicated simple and what's unachievable possible, she shows women how to achieve laser clarity and implement systems that maximize their time and profitability. With Dr. Ali, women get rapid results in their businesses and lives. They are richer. They are stronger. They are running businesses and living lives the only way they should be—on their own time and their own terms. Learn more about Dr. Ali and opportunities to build an extraordinary business and life at www.draligriffith.com. LET'S CONNECT FOR REAL FOR REAL! Follow Dr. Ali Griffith on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/draligriffith and https://www.instagram.com/mompreneursonfiretribe Join my FREE Facebook Group The Mompreneurs TRIBE https://facebook.com/groups/themompreneurs   FAN of this PODCAST? If YASSS, leave your thoughts with your RATING and REVIEW and follow on your favorite podcast platform, so you will know when the next podcast is released! Your ratings and reviews matter A LOT and helps to spread the messages for more mompreneurs to get ignited in their purpose, passion and pockets!    

What you need to protect, and how to do it // How to Protect Your Intellectual Property in a Remote Workplace - Cybersecurity - Pt 2 Nathan Riehl is a long-time cybersecurity expert. In this mini-series, he talks us through the areas of concern that leaders of tech companies - especially leaders of remote teams - need to take into consideration. Part 1: 5 high-level areas of concern for Cyber Security with Remote Teams (and in general) Part 2: Nathan helps us understand what exactly needs protecting and why Part 3: Nathan talks about the upward trend in scams that target your employees (sometimes called phishing) **FREE Webinar: Transform from Founder to Growth CEO** To scale your team, keep your compensation, and make global impact http://tiny.cc/founder Say hi on social: Twitter: instagram.com/TechNStartups https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcRVCSvdgU63BACG5zHhJtg #cybersecurity #remoteteams #CTO #techandstartups Cybersecurity, cybersecurity, cybersecurity remote, cybersecurity remote teams, COVID-19 remote work, COVID-19 cybersecurity, cyberattack, how do you protect your remote employees, protect your remote employees, cybersecurity for a remote workforce, keep remote staff safe, cybersecurity for remote employees, keep remote workers productive, tech and startups, Alex Salinsky.

With years of international experience in Intellectual Property, Entertainment, Social Media and Internet law under his belt, Alexander Loveyko, is a New York-licensed attorney in the Miami office of the IP and Entertainment law firm ChaseLawyers℠. He has advised major international brands during his career, including the Dutch-based mega-communications provider VimpelCom and one of the most famous IP brands in the world – the Russian animation sensation “Masha and the Bear”.

Robert Wright is an intellectual property attorney out of Louisville, Kentucky. Intellectual property is not a discipline I'm terribly familiar with, so I'm excited to discuss the intellectual property as it pertains to a small firm business. We talk about what your intellectual property actually is in reference to your brand, how you can protect it, and the five legal mistakes most entrepreneurs make — and how you can avoid them. Resources: Learn more: https://www.counselinthecloud.com (counselinthecloud.com) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/experiencedtechnologyattorney/ (linkedin.com/in/experiencedtechnologyattorney) If you've enjoyed the podcast, http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1086406592 (please head to Apple Podcasts and leave a rating & review for the show)! It only takes a moment, and really helps me to reach new listeners. You can also http://www.thelawentrepreneur.com (head to the website at TheLawEntrepreneur.com) for more information on the podcast and my legal services. -- Thank you to our sponsors! http://thrivejd.com (Juris Diction) - Next Level Law Practice is Juris Diction's new training program for estate planning attorneys that want to start or grow profitable and streamlined businesses. Use code TLE150 for $150 off of your course registration at http://thrivejd.com (thrivejd.com). http://callruby.com/lawentrepreneur (Ruby Receptionist) - Virtual receptionist & live call services that will help you grow your office (and save money), one call at a time - to learn more, go to http://callruby.com/lawentrepreneur (callruby.com/lawentrepreneur) or call 844.895.7829 The Law Entrepreneur is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

Marrio Esco Live | Episode 97 “Se La Vie” Hosts: Marrio Esco, Gil Vargas Special Guest: K. Cartel Joyner Lucas brings Will Smith back in the booth, Tekashi 6ix 9ine calls out Billboard, a lesson from an upset #chh producer & a fire convo with an up & coming chh recording artist out of Miami Florida, K. Cartel! Buckle up! Creative Tip: From K. Cartel (Sort of) LOL! PROTECT YOUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY! Featured Music: Feat. Music Video (1): K. Cartel - Title: The Crossway Artist: K. Cartel Filmed by:ShotByShak Location: Florida International University, Miami, Fl Clean Fun Comedy: Pizza Party Produced By: Marrio Esco Featuring: Manny Rivera, Gil Vargas, Brent Tavares & Marrio Esco Special Shout Out: Godify! Check them out here: https://www.godifystreams.com/aboutgodify Purchase your Marrio Esco Live shirt: https://www.d2lproductions.com/shop ME Live Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6rDbhcSEPLpC75sxK0DZGv Subscribe to our email list: https://eepurl.com/dJwP-Q Check out Marrio Esco Live on our website: https://www.d2lproductions.com/melive Check out Marrio Esco Live on GH3 Radio: https://www.gh3radio.com/ Check out Marrio Esco Live on The Bar Podcast: https://thebarpodcast.com/index.php/marrio-esco-live/ Check out Marrio Esco Live on the G.O.P. mobile application: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/g-o-p/id1050682572 Check out Marrio Esco Live on The Unashamed Network: https://theunashamednetwork.com/unashamedtv/ Check out Marrio Esco Live on Five Twenty Collective: https://www.fivetwentycollective.com/search/label/Marrio%20Esco%20Live Contact/Social Network: Email: music@marrioesco.com Website: https://www.d2lproductions.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marrioesco1/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarrioEsco Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marrioesco/ Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/marrioesco Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/marrio-esco

My favorite attorney and literal lifesaver Andrea Evans is in the guest chair today. Want the 411 on patents, trademarks, and copyrights? You're in the right place! Andrea shares the details on how to protect your intellectual property and why you need to stop playing and protect yourself in this doggy-dog world! Meet Andrea: Andrea Hence Evans is owner of The Law Firm of Andrea Hence Evans, LLC, an intellectual property law firm. She is a graduate of The George Washington Law School in Washington, DC. She is a graduate of Spelman College and Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA, where she obtained a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics and a Bachelors of Civil Engineering, respectively. Prior to launching the Firm, she worked at the USPTO as both a Patent Examiner and a Trademark Examining Attorney. She also is the owner of KidGINEER, LLC, a hands-on science and enrichment program for children. She is a member of the Texas bar and the US Supreme Court bar. She is also a registered Patent Attorney. She is an award-winning author of All About Inventing and All About Trademarks. She can be found on social media platforms @evansiplaw. Text evansiplaw to 33777 to join Attorney Evans' newsletter!  Contact Information: Andrea Hence Evans, Esq. The Law Firm of Andrea Hence Evans, LLC Registered Patent Attorney Intellectual Property Attorney - Patent, Trademark and Copyright Law info@EvansIPLaw.com www.EvansIPLaw.com Instagram: @evansiplaw Books:  www.evansiplaw.com/books   #GETWELLROUNDED Show Notes: awellroundedlifepodcast.com/episode38 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to be notified when we drop a new episode each Wednesday! Stay in the know and join our VIP list for the latest and greatest! Connect with us! Website & Show Notes for all episodes: awellroundedlifepodcast.com Instagram: @coachforcreatives  (instagram.com/coachforcreatives) Pinterest: (pinterest.com/glpventures) Facebook: fb.com/Coachingforcreatives  (facebook.com/coachingforcreatives) More info about Geomyra and Coaching for Creatives here

Most business owners don’t know the difference between a copyright, trademark, and patent, and therefore have no protection over their intellectual property. The cliché is true: we don’t know what we don’t know. So, I invited my attorney and fellow entrepreneur Steven Thrasher onto the show today to walk through all of this for us. He explains:   • What intellectual property in general, and trademarks and copyrights specifically, are. • Why and when we would want to call an intellectual property attorney. • The key differences between planners, procrastinators, and panickers. • The best plan to follow in protecting our intellectual property.   If you’ve ever wondered if you’re doing something that might make you liable or if someone could steal your stuff, listen up.   Resources mentioned in the episode: US Patent and Trademark Office: https://www.uspto.gov/ Domain name checker: https://www.namecheckr.com/ Steven’s “7 Deadly Sins” that online business owners commit: http://www.youronlinecastle.com   Connect with Mike: https://mikekim.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mikekimtv/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikekimtv Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mikekimtv/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/mikekimtv   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com 

Intellectual Property Protection is one of the major hot negotiation points in the US and China Trade Talks. What is the IP protection situation today in China? What can foreign companies do to protect its IP? What are the different categories of intellectual properties you should consider protecting? In this episode I have invited International Business Attorney Ian Yanhui Yang back to the show, to share his knowledge and real cases about IP protection strategies when going to China. Ian has many years' experience in advising foreign investors to set up business in China. You can also find the interview and more interviews at https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/116256/how-to-protect-your-intellectual-property-in-china.

Intellectual Property Protection is one of the major hot negotiation points in the US and China Trade Talks. What is the IP protection situation today in China? What can foreign companies do to protect its IP? What are the different categories of intellectual properties you should consider protecting? In this episode I have invited International Business Attorney Ian Yanhui Yang back to the show, to share his knowledge and real cases about IP protection strategies when going to China. Ian has many years' experience in advising foreign investors to set up business in China. You can also find the interview and more interviews at https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/116256/how-to-protect-your-intellectual-property-in-china.

Finally! The weather is warm and days are getting longer. A perfect time to look forward to GROWTH in your business. Springtime is all about new possibilities, right? Time to get your spring hustle on! As designers and business owners, it's super easy to get stuck in the day-to-day… Making more product… Responding to customer messages… Managing the books… Posting on social media… Just one big laundry list of stuff! The thing is, not one of these tasks is really gonna lead you to EARNING $$ at the next level. Or scaling your business. It's time to ask yourself – are you using these assignments as an excuse to keep playing it small? If you want to take a leap this year and see big results, you have to make a change.You have to stop doing everything yourself. You have to outsource and delegate. You might outsource social media or marketing but it could also mean… It's time to start working with a manufacturer! I know what you’re thinking, “But that’s scary! What if they rip me off for my designs?” I get this question all the time. And that’s why this week’s podcast is totally on point… I’m PUMPED to have the amazing Emma Gregory Boudah of Spokes Jewelry as my guest this week. We’re talking about manufacturing overseas – how to protect your intellectual property and do things right from the start. If you’ve been keeping your production in-house in order to minimize mistakes and keep a close watch on your designs, I get it. But at some point this becomes inefficient. Both in terms of time and cost. What will you do when… a big buyer wants to know your plan for scalability? you start losing customers because of slow turn around times? your small time jeweler can’t make what you’re asking for? Together, we’re going to help you identify when you’re ready to work with a manufacturer and how to avoid getting ripped off once you do. Listen to episode #198 of Thrive by Design to get your all-access pass to Protecting Your Intellectual Property with a Manufacturer with Emma Gregory Boudah.

  Intellectual property is the most valuable asset of a company that is why it should always be protected. Otherwise, employees come in and learn all your systems and processes, and then they leave. The next thing you realize, there’s a competitor down the road that is being run by that former employee. However, many companies don’t do a good job of securing their intellectual property because they don’t understand that. Art Nutter, the founder, chairman, and CEO of PatentBooks and a company called TAEUS, delves deep into the subject of intellectual property, bringing to light the significance of patents. He also shares how PatentBooks and TAEUS were created and what they are all about. — Watch the episode here: Listen to the podcast: How To Protect Your Intellectual Property with Art Nutter We have Art Nutter. He’s the Founder, Chairman and CEO of (https://taeus.com/) . People will go, “PatentBooks, I got. What is TAEUS?” People think it’s some Greek god of knowledge. I was going to invent that, but it’s an acronym for Take Apart Everything Under the Sun. That company was one that I started back in 1992 when the United States and big companies were thinking that foreign competition was copying their intellectual property. I approached AT&T one day and said, “You acquired NCR. Do you know what patents you acquired in that acquisition?” They said, “No.” I said, “I can tell you.” We proceeded to do that and turned to AT&T and then subsequently IBM into patent licensing powerhouses. IBM went from $100 million licensing income to $2 billion in licensing income over the space of ten years.” I think about that and say, “You started TAEUS.” Yes, I did. Out of the garage with frequent flyer miles, a laptop computer, a laser printer and that was it. Did you have experience in patent or anything or taking things apart? Yes, I’ve always taken things apart. We grew up on a farm. If something broke, we had to figure out how to fix it. I’ve had an inherent interest and curiosity in doing those things. However, the last job I had as an employee before I started TAEUS, I tended to get fired in most companies because I was usually the guy making too much money. That was my crime. I doubled the sales of this particular company in a space of nine months. This company was reverse engineering semiconductor memory chips. I discovered that there was a marketplace that was very interested in this reverse engineering data. That was this intellectual property marketplace because like I said in the late ‘80s, early ‘90s, US companies were thinking, “We’re getting killed by foreign competition. They must be copying our stuff, our ideas and our inventions.” In fact, they were and this was an easy way for them to document the other companies copying of their circuits. They literally would reverse engineer the circuits and then duplicate them exactly. It was government-funded in Japan and Korea and Taiwan and so forth. They wanted to establish semiconductor industries for themselves, which as from history, our semiconductor industry is pretty few and far between. You have the Intels, AMDs and in-house semiconductor capabilities but nowhere near likely the volume of semiconductor companies that did exist in here in the 1980s. Those businesses are now done overseas in Asia. Learn all the time because you're kidding yourself anytime you think you know everything; you'll be blindsided. Click To Tweet (https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbusinessleaderspodcast.com%2Fhow-to-protect-your-intellectual-property-with-art-nutter%2F&text=Learn%20all%20the%20time%20because%20you%27re%20kidding%20yourself%20anytime%20you%20think%20you%20know%20everything%3B%20you%27ll%20be%20blindsided.&related) I’m thinking about you started out with your laptop in your garage and you get called to AT&T. Walk us...

Merlyne Jean-Louis, Esq. is the founder of Jean-Louis Law, P.C., a New York-based law firm that focuses on business, entertainment and immigration law. She has provided counsel to entrepreneurs and creatives, including social media influencers and tech startups. She also writes a legal blog for entrepreneurs at www.jllaw.net. Not sure what to consider related to IP (trademarks and copyright) law? Tune in now: 4:03: Merlyne's backstory of how she started in law and the inspiration that helped her to open her own firm 9:50: Why the law tends to lag behind new technology and how lawyers approach those cases 11:01: How to think about copyright, nondisclosure agreements and trademark laws and what each covers 17:03: Can you reserve your trademark or protect it before you start using it broadly or making money from using it 19:30: What can happen if you don't properly research and protect your trademarks and basically why trademark laws were created to protect customers 24:30: Merlyne answers questions about how intellectual property law is defined, how you know if you need an NDA, and what each protects 34:50: We cover some of the other legal matters for which you may want to secure a lawyer 37:04: How Merlyne thinks about leadership, continuous learning and collaborating with others 41:01: One healthy cult we both agree can be essential to being modern moguls and why we both love to travel 44:17: How Merlyne keeps a positive and radiant energy and what makes her a Modern Mogul

Merlyne Jean-Louis, Esq. is the founder of Jean-Louis Law, P.C., a New York-based law firm that focuses on business, entertainment and immigration law. She has provided counsel to entrepreneurs and creatives, including social media influencers and tech startups. She also writes a legal blog for entrepreneurs at www.jllaw.net. Not sure what to consider related to IP (trademarks and copyright) law? Tune in now: 4:03: Merlyne's backstory of how she started in law and the inspiration that helped her to open her own firm 9:50: Why the law tends to lag behind new technology and how lawyers approach those cases 11:01: How to think about copyright, nondisclosure agreements and trademark laws and what each covers 17:03: Can you reserve your trademark or protect it before you start using it broadly or making money from using it 19:30: What can happen if you don't properly research and protect your trademarks and basically why trademark laws were created to protect customers 24:30: Merlyne answers questions about how intellectual property law is defined, how you know if you need an NDA, and what each protects 34:50: We cover some of the other legal matters for which you may want to secure a lawyer 37:04: How Merlyne thinks about leadership, continuous learning and collaborating with others 41:01: One healthy cult we both agree can be essential to being modern moguls and why we both love to travel 44:17: How Merlyne keeps a positive and radiant energy and what makes her a Modern Mogul

Our podcast guest today, Michael Prywes, is an artist, an attorney, a creative author of a book called The Gasp, which you’re gonna hear more about, host of the How I Broke Into podcast where he takes a deep dive into big breaks of successful people, and he’s had some pretty freaking cool guests on […] The post Episode 101: How to Protect Your Intellectual Property as a Creative Entrepreneur with Michael Prywes appeared first on Path to Profit Academy.

Biotech, pharma, digital health inventors, researchers, entrepreneurs: Your inventions - your intellectual property (IP) - is at risk if you do not have a strategy for how you will protect it. IP protection is more than just patents. A comprehensive strategy - or even a relatively brief conversation with an IP expert attorney - is critical to ensuring you create value for yourself, your investors, and the marketplace. In this episode, Deborah Pollack-Milgate is both informative and inspirational. She and Steve discuss everything from how to protect IP to how to become a successful lawyer or other professional to how to inspire and promote women and minorities in the workplace. You don't want to miss this value-packed episode. Deborah Pollack-Milgate is a partner in the Barnes & Thornburg Indianapolis office. She concentrates her practice in patent litigation, trade secrets litigation, trademark litigation, and complex commercial litigation, including antitrust litigation, contract litigation and appellate matters. Ms. Pollack-Milgate has assisted and advised clients in a number of complex patent suits across multiple areas including: chemical products, digital radio, adhesives, healthcare, pest control, and insulation products. She has represented clients in appellate matters in the Indiana appellate courts and in federal courts of appeal, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Ms. Pollack-Milgate acts as outside in-house IP counsel for both national and international clients, assisting with virtually all aspects of Intellectual Property Portfolio management. She assists clients with putting systems in place, from the stage of invention to patent protection and enforcement, which will allow them to fully maximize the value of their intellectual property. During her time at Barnes & Thornburg, Ms. Pollack-Milgate spent an extended stay in Mannheim, Germany, where she worked for and advised an international client of the firm in U.S. litigation and patent matters. She routinely presents in the German language on patent matters, and is the author of BLIPs, a quarterly German-language IP newsletter. Ms. Pollack-Milgate has been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America and Indiana Super Lawyers for several years and was recognized by The Best Lawyers in America as a 2018 Indianapolis “Lawyer of the Year” in patent litigation. She is a member of the American Bar Association, the Indiana State Bar Association, and the Indianapolis Bar Association. She is also a member of the German-American Lawyers' Association (DAJV), the German American Chamber of Commerce, and the German Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property. She is a member of the Board of the Indiana Health Industry Forum (IHIF), and a founding member of the Indianapolis ChIPs Chapter, an international organization devoted to promoting women at the confluence of technology, law, and policy. She served on the board of Women & Hi-Tech for seven years and as president in 2013-2014. Over the years, Deborah has moderated panels for various organizations, and is currently a frequent moderator for the IHIF's monthly Life Sciences Luncheon series. (bio from http://www.btlaw.com/deborah-pollack-milgate/) Resources mentioned in this episode: Book: Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend Author: Trenton Stewart For laughs: www.theonion.com IP news resources: www.btlaw.com www.patentlyo.com/  www.ipwatchdog.com/

Barbara Ingrassia from Manage Copyright is a Certified Copyright Manager, Speaker and Trainer. She has a passion for raising awareness of the role of copyright in our daily lives. We are all Consumers and Creators of copyright-protected works, and understanding some copyright basics can help us achieve our goals and avoid unpleasant surprises. Resources 10 Biggest Copyright Mistakes e-book (free) Manage Copyright (official site) Barbara Ingrassia on LinkedIn Barbara Ingrassia on Facebook Visit Manage Copyright to Discover the 10 Biggest Copyright Mistakes

Many successful businesses today have achieved success simply because of their intellectual property, but protecting this type of business asset is often confusing for many entrepreneurs, industry thought-leaders, and startup companies.  What is “intellectual property” and how do you protect it?  On today’s episode of Your Money, Your Business, Your Life, I am joined by none other than intellectual property expert – and my husband – Michael Lechter. Michael is an intellectual property attorney with the unique ability to explain complicated topics in a simple, easy-to-understand way. He joins me to explain what the term “intellectual property” means, how to identify and protect it in your business, and why it is so important to protect your intellectual property in today’s business world.    “To leverage your intellectual property, you have to protect it.” – Michael Lechter    This Week on the Your Money, Your Business, Your Life Podcast:  What is intellectual property?  What you need to do to prove you are the owner of a profitable idea.  The types of intellectual property protections most businesses should consider.  The difference between copyright, a trademark, and a patent.  Why you need an overall strategy to protect your intellectual property.    How to Protect Your Intellectual Property:  Recognize your business has intellectual property and what it is.  Talk to an intellectual property attorney.      Help Others Take Care of Their Money, Their Business, & Their Life!                         Thanks for joining us on this episode of Your Money, Your Business, Your Life podcast! If you found the information, tips, and interviews shared in this episode valuable and helpful to managing your money, your business, and your life, please check us out on iTunes, leave a review, and share our show with your friends and colleagues!                        Our mission is to educate entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families on ways to reduce the stress and frustration revolving around finances, learn what it takes to make more money in less time, and shatter the financial glass ceiling holding them back from financial freedom.                        Subscribe on iTunes and leave a review to help us reach more people and inspire others to take control of their financial future.   

SONIA Lakhany, is a trademark and copyright attorney with her own intellectual property law firm called Lakhany Law, PC in Atlanta, Georgia. Sonia assists business owners secure trademark registrations for their brand names and logos. She also assists with copyright registrations, licensing, social media issues, advertising content, and domain name matters. Over the course of her career, Sonia has helped numerous startups and small- and medium-sized businesses secure trademark protection for their names, logos, and taglines. To learn more, visit www.lakhanylaw.com/ Check the infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!

Chatting With Champions Podcast Interview #65. Tyler Basu and Andrei Mincov “How To Protect Your Intellectual Property And Build A Successful Business” Andrei Mincov has been an intellectual property lawyer for The post Andrei Mincov: How To Protect Your Intellectual Property And Build A Successful Business appeared first on Chatting With Champions.

[Legacy post: Small Business Talent] As self-employed professionals, all of us own and use intellectual property in a variety of different forms. Intellectual property laws and their impact on our business is an important topic. That’s why I asked Kelley Keller to join me on the podcast today. Kelley is a seasoned intellectual property law […] The post Kelley Keller on How to Protect Your Intellectual Property (and Avoid Expensive Lawsuits) appeared first on Smart Solo Business.

Once you become successful in business, you're going to attract competitors and copy-cats. While you can't prevent this from happening, you can take steps to protect yourself and at the same time make it more difficult for competitors to leverage off of your hard work. In this interview, Dale Beaumont, founder and CEO of Business Blueprint®, talks with Geoff Moller about "How to Protect your Intellectual Property".  By listening you'll discover; what makes up your intellectual property; what is automatically protected by common law and what you need to register; the difference between a trademark and a patent; an explanation of the concept of "classes" and how they work; how long does it take for a trademark to get approved; and finally, how to go about trademarking your brand globally.

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Karen Rands, the Compassionate Capitalist returns with a topic that is currently firing up the court systems.  Protecting the intellectual property of people's creations--music, applications, videos, pictures, content, ideas..is a challenge when with a few keystrokes and a click of a button, that original creation can be shared with thousands, even millions, in the social media world we live in. Sometimes the creator loves that exposure and "going viral" can lead to big bucks.  Other times the creator discovers that now they have no rights to own that creation to make money on it or face a costly legal battle. Tune into hear industry expert Deborah Gonzalez, Esq of Law2SM talk about this hot area for entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone seeking to make a presence and benefit from the use of social media. Deborah graduated from New York Law School in 1997, starting a private practice in NY before relocating to Georgia. An excerpt from Deborah's blog:  Social media platforms, smart phones and applications are changing the way we conduct business and interact socially with friends, family, and colleagues. ...developing  applications for it has become a billion dollar business, as well as a fun hobby for techies who enjoy the challenge of creating the next best thing and competing in the open market of creativity. But it is not all fun and games.  The financial payouts and consequences of social media for those involved, including vendors, developers, and clients, are becoming more apparent.  New cases emphasizing social media mistakes costing reputations, resources, and jobs are becoming just as common as new releases of applications and putting everyone on alert.  Welcome to the high tech world of social media, technology and the law.  READ ON AND TUNE IN

Karen Rands, the Compassionate Capitalist returns with a topic that is currently firing up the court systems.  Protecting the intellectual property of people's creations--music, applications, videos, pictures, content, ideas..is a challenge when with a few keystrokes and a click of a button, that original creation can be shared with thousands, even millions, in the social media world we live in. Sometimes the creator loves that exposure and "going viral" can lead to big bucks.  Other times the creator discovers that now they have no rights to own that creation to make money on it or face a costly legal battle. Tune into hear industry expert Deborah Gonzalez, Esq of Law2SM talk about this hot area for entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone seeking to make a presence and benefit from the use of social media. Deborah graduated from New York Law School in 1997, starting a private practice in NY before relocating to Georgia. An excerpt from Deborah's blog:  Social media platforms, smart phones and applications are changing the way we conduct business and interact socially with friends, family, and colleagues. ...developing  applications for it has become a billion dollar business, as well as a fun hobby for techies who enjoy the challenge of creating the next best thing and competing in the open market of creativity. But it is not all fun and games.  The financial payouts and consequences of social media for those involved, including vendors, developers, and clients, are becoming more apparent.  New cases emphasizing social media mistakes costing reputations, resources, and jobs are becoming just as common as new releases of applications and putting everyone on alert.  Welcome to the high tech world of social media, technology and the law.  READ ON AND TUNE IN