Intellectual Property, Business Law & Contracts Blog

Navigating the United States Copyright Process

In the digital age, protecting your intellectual property has never been more important. Whether you’re an artist, business owner, writer, musician, or any other creator,

Why Small Businesses Need Fractional General Counsel Services

In the ever-evolving world of business, adaptability and resourcefulness are keys to success. When it comes to legal matters, having a dedicated legal team can

USPTO’s Transition, Fee Updates, and the Changing Landscape of Trademarks

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is undergoing a significant transformation that will affect businesses, entrepreneurs, and trademark enthusiasts across the nation. As

Debunking Common Myths About Attorneys and Businesses

In the world of business, legal matters are a commonplace presence. Whether you’re a small startup or a large corporation, navigating the complex legal landscape

Why Your Startup Needs Ongoing Legal Support for Long-Term Success

Starting a new business is an exciting venture filled with potential and promise. As a startup founder, you invest countless hours and resources into

The Necessity of Defining Success for Yourself

Recently there has been a lot of talk about being overwhelmed, burned out, and uninspired. In this week’s podcast, Attorney Murray explores how defining success

5 Clauses Your Influencer Contract Needs

Companies large and small have used influencers to promote their products and services for years. However, sometimes it takes the law a minute to catch

Protect Your Trademark Before You Launch (Video)

Although trademark has become a buzzword in the small business community, many entrepreneurs still don’t know what, when, and why, which creates uncertainty, fear, and

Trademark Post Registration Audit Best Practices

It’s officially tax season, but the IRS isn’t the only government agency that can audit your business. Since November 2017, the United States Patent and

When Work for Hire is Not Work for Hire

If you are working with third parties to create what could be copyrighted materials, you need to understand who owns the rights to the created