by Katie Browning | Nov 9, 2017 | Systems and Strategy
Five years ago, Elizabeth Potts Weinstein set out to start a remote small business to help small business owners like herself and to fit her lifestyle. Check out Elizabeth’s feature in the Wall Street Journal’s How to Build a Business That Fits Your Lifestyle. Today,...
by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein | Jul 20, 2015 | Legal
Hey entrepreneurs, your company is an extension of your personal brand.So if something happens — like the company is sold, goes bankrupt, or you leave — can you take your social media accounts with you?Do you have more business legal questions? Let’s...
by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein | Jun 29, 2015 | Legal
You’re launching a new business or product, but you searched & found that the name is already being used by someone else. Oh no! What do you do?Here’s a guide: Want Legal Lucidity™? Sign up for the quarterly Legal Lucidity™ email to get:...
by Kasee Kinzler | Jun 24, 2015 | Legal
So you think you want to register a copyright over your creative works?First, lets start with the basics—what is a copyright? A copyright is the bundle of rights (to sell, license, reproduce, display, print, publish, perform, or record) over a creative work,...
by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein | Jan 21, 2015 | Legal
“Intellectual Property” (IP) are those assets of a business that are intellectual–in other words, not physical–such as copyrights, patents, and trademarks. But many business owners mix up the different types of IP, which makes it difficult for...
