Why Intellectual Property Law Matters to Your Business—and How to Use It
Intellectual property law can be scary – but it doesn’t have to be. In fact, just a few hours of an expert’s time can protect you from costly legal headaches down the line, and no one knows this better than Suzann Moskowitz.
Suzann is the Founder of The Moskowitz Firm, a boutique law firm specializing in helping individuals and businesses protect their intellectual property – trademarks, branding, logos, domain names, and more – in essence, everything businesses need to nurture in order to grow.
Suzanne and I spoke about her journey, her passion for intellectual property law, how to protect yourself as an entrepreneur, and the major issues all business owners need to watch out for as they start, grow, and scale their companies.
In this podcast interview, you’ll learn:
- The clear differences between trademarks, copyrights, and patents—and when it makes sense to use each.
- Common mistakes that entrepreneurs make when starting businesses, the potential legal issues you may face, and how to stop problems from becoming costly and time-consuming when you want to focus on growth.
- The best ways to protect your content, even as technology keeps changing, as well as strategies and plans to address potential issues with theft or infringement.
As you’ll hear in today’s conversation, a great attorney protects your intellectual property, stays up to speed, and can offer ongoing protection without charging their clients an arm and a leg…
If you want to see how Suzann can help you protect your intellectual property as you start, grow, or just keep running your business, she is offering a FREE consultation call for podcast listeners.
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