Intellectual Property, Business Law & Contracts Blog

What’s Missing from Your Client Agreement?

Confident your client agreement covers everything? It’s often what’s missing that exposes your business to risk. Transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurship means every detail matters—especially your contracts.

Could Your Testimonials Get You Fined?

You’ve worked hard to create results for your clients—and you want to share those wins! But here’s the truth: the way you use testimonials could make or break

Is Your Business Structure Helping or Hurting Your Growth?

Think your business structure is “just paperwork”? Think again—what you don’t know could be costing you growth, credibility, and even your peace of mind. In

Are You Personally Liable for Your Client’s Results?

Hey Genius—let’s talk about something that’s been keeping too many brilliant minds up at night. You pour your heart into helping your clients. You give them your best

Can You Legally Teach What You Learned in School?

Welcome back, Genius! In this episode, Brand Attorney LaConya Murray breaks down a question that hits close to home for educators, creators, and entrepreneurs: Can

What If Someone Copies Your Signature Framework Tomorrow?

Ever had that gut-wrenching moment when you wonder, “What if someone copies my signature framework tomorrow?” Hold up because this isn’t just a hypothetical.

You Don’t Have To Register Your Trademark

Wait—You Thought Your LLC Protected Your Brand? Think Again. Most entrepreneurs think forming an LLC is enough to protect their brand. It’s not. And by

What Is IP Positioning—and Why It Matters for Experts

You’ve got the expertise. You’ve built the brand. But if your intellectual property isn’t positioned correctly, you’re leaving visibility, credibility, and revenue on the table.

AI Fair Use and Copyrights

What happens when your creative work is used to train AI—without your permission? In this episode, Brand Attorney LaConya Murray breaks down the landmark case

The Cost of Brand Confusion

You say you’re building a million-dollar brand—but your logo came from a generator, your colors aren’t consistent, and your elevator pitch changes every time someone