Starting a new business is not easy! But it’s also really rewarding to be your own boss and do things on your own terms. There is a lot that goes into starting a business, like figuring out what to do, learning who to take advice from, and making decisions about what to spend money on.

Many people start calling themselves a CEO as soon as they start their business... but if you’re not actually making CEO moves, then are you really a CEO? There are lots of things you need to take into consideration when setting up your business and really own your inner CEO, and that includes taking care of the legal side.

I was let go from a private firm in June 2020 because of the impact Covid was having on everything. My job required me to go into court every day, but then when the courts closed, there was less work, and layoffs were made. I suddenly had to think about what I was going to do next.

The impact of Taylor Swift's Eras tour extends beyond her fan base, as it is shaping the way we perceive live entertainment. Understanding the era your business is in can help you identify your legal needs and ensure you are taking the necessary steps to protect your interests.

The world of trademark law knows no boundaries when it comes to celebrity status. From professional athletes to royalty and pop culture icons, no one is immune to the complexities of protecting their intellectual property. In this article, we delve into five celebrity trademark train wrecks and extract valuable lessons for business owners like you.

Starting a business requires more than just trendy branding and a flashy website. Prioritizing a strong legal foundation is essential for long-term success. Learn why lawyer-drafted contracts, trademarks, and a legal roadmap should be your first steps in building your business.

Podcasts are an amazing way to boost your authority in your niche, whether you’re hosting a podcast or being a guest on someone else’s podcast. They’re also a valuable strategy for organic marketing. The problem is, SO many people take on podcasting without a single thought about what it takes to legally protect their podcast. Here are two effective ways to avoid making this mistake.

If you're a business owner, you know how important it is to avoid legal issues. After all, legal disputes can be expensive, time-consuming, and damaging to your reputation. That's why it's important to be proactive about managing the legal side of your business. In this article, we'll share three tips for avoiding legal issues and protecting your business.

There are misconceptions about S-Corps that could lead to costly mistakes. Addressing the frequently asked question: Should I structure my business as an LLC or an S-Corp? AND busting the myth that forming an S-Corp will always save you money.

Trademark registration is one of the smartest investments you can make in your business—and the earlier, the better. Women in business may struggle more than their male peers with startup capital and entrepreneurial support, making it less likely they’ll file a trademark application. But this has got to change. 

Email marketing is a powerful tool for reaching out to customers and promoting your business. However, it is important to be aware of the laws and regulations surrounding email marketing to ensure that you are sending emails in a legal and ethical manner.

Copyright and trademark laws are two important legal concepts that protect different aspects of your creative work and business. Understanding the differences between these two types of protection is essential for anyone who creates original content or owns a business.

Also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number - it's required for many business-related tasks, such as opening a bank account, applying for business licenses, and filing taxes. In this article, we'll show you how to obtain a free EIN for your business in a few easy steps.

The best way to avoid this situation is to learn about trademark law and apply for your trademark TODAY, if you don’t already have one. A state trademark protects you in your state, but beware the Burger King story!

Content creators and influencers often face legal issues that can be difficult to navigate. To help streamline the process and ensure that all of your activities are compliant with the law, here are a few legal tips for influencers and content creators.

A disclaimer is a statement or statements that limit your business’s liability in the event of a dispute. And while there is some inherent risk in being a business owner, you should not be taking on any more risk than you have to—especially legal risk!

Whether you’re working on naming your brand or something you plan to offer—a podcast, a course, a product line, etc.—don’t skimp on this process. A name is a key part of your brand strategy, and it’s worth your time and effort to do it right.