Own Your Genius with LaConya Murray

LaConya Murray, Esq.
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Own Your Genius with LaConya Murray

The Own Your Genius podcast is the perfect mix of business, law, and mindset to help black entrepreneurs succeed in business and life. Join Attorney LaConya Murray each month as she and her guest share their entrepreneurial journey, tricks of the trade, and their secrets to getting out of their own way to succeed. Inspired by her grandmother, the community bootlegger Attorney Murray‘s passion for helping entrepreneurs started early. Today she helps entrepreneurs throughout the country protect their brand, content, and ideas through trademarks, copyrights, and business development.

  1. 13 DE NOV.

    162. Don't Pay To Have Your Corporate Transparency Act BOI Report Prepared

    In this episode of the Own Your Genius podcast, Attorney LaConya Murray discusses how to complete the Corporate Transparency Act's Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report without unnecessary expenses. Many business owners are paying fees for something they can easily do themselves. Attorney Murray breaks down the steps and documents required to file this report successfully. Plus, discover how the MARKEDlegal Advantage program supports entrepreneurs with essential legal guidance. Here are three important takeaways: The BOI report is required for many LLCs and corporations, and it's free to file. Knowing what documents are needed will save you time and help avoid costly mistakes. MARKEDlegal Advantage offers affordable, ongoing legal support for business owners. Tune in to Own Your Genius Podcast Episode 162: "Don't Pay To Have Your Corporate Transparency Act BOI Report Prepared." Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in!

    17min

  2. 23 DE OUT.

    161. What Happens to Trademark Ownership After Death

    In this episode of the Own Your Genius podcast, Attorney LaConya Murray discusses how trademarks are managed after the death of an owner, inspired by the recent passing of One Direction member Liam Payne. She explains the importance of properly structuring trademark ownership, whether you own it individually, through a partnership, or a business entity, and emphasizes the need for proactive estate planning to ensure the protection of your intellectual property. Here are three important takeaways: Partnership agreements and business governing documents are crucial in determining what happens to trademarks after an owner’s death. Including your trademarks in your will can prevent confusion and disputes among heirs. Passing on trademarks to someone who doesn’t continue to use them will render them worthless, as trademarks must be actively maintained. Tune in to Own Your Genius Podcast Episode 161: What Happens to Your Trademarks When You Die? Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in!

    8min
  3. 91. Your One Registered Trademark Isn't Enough

    16 DE OUT.

    91. Your One Registered Trademark Isn't Enough

    In this episode of the Own Your Genius podcast, Attorney LaConya Murray dives into the importance of having multiple trademark registrations for your business. Attorney Murray draws inspiration from Sweet Chaos popcorn’s packaging to explain why one registered trademark might not be enough to fully safeguard your brand. She discusses how trademarks like taglines and logos can strengthen brand recognition and why registering each element separately is often a smart strategy.   Here are three important takeaways: 1. Multiple trademarks create a stronger brand fortress, protecting each unique identifier. 2. Registering combined brand elements limits flexibility and protection. 3. You don’t need to be a large company to protect more than one brand identifier.   Tune in to Own Your Genius Podcast Episode 91: Your One Registered Trademark Isn’t Enough. Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in!

    17min

  4. 9 DE OUT.

    160. 3 Things You Should Do if Your Trademark Application is Opposed

    In this episode of the Own Your Genius podcast, Attorney LaConya Murray dives into what to do if your trademark application faces opposition. From understanding the intricacies of the trademark opposition process to navigating the steps to protect your brand, this episode covers it all. We explore why oppositions occur and how to respond proactively. Join us to learn what you need to know to safeguard your trademark. Here are three important takeaways: The trademark opposition process is governed by the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) and involves multiple stages. Reasons for opposition can include confusion with existing trademarks, dilution, or deceptiveness. To defend your application, you must immediately docket deadlines, hire a TTAB-experienced attorney, and file a timely answer. Tune in to Own Your Genius Podcast Episode 160: "3 Things You Should Do if Your Trademark Application is Opposed." Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in!

    15min

  5. 2 DE OUT.

    159. Overcoming 2024 Hurdles

    In this episode of the Own Your Genius podcast, Attorney Murray dives into the critical importance of rest for business owners. Many entrepreneurs tie their self-worth to the success of their business, but understanding that you and your business are not the same can help shift this mindset. Attorney Murray discusses how giving yourself permission to rest can be the key to long-term success, especially during challenging times like 2024.   Here are three important takeaways: Rest is essential for sustainable business growth and personal well-being. Your business’s success does not determine your personal value. Mental and physical health should be prioritized, especially during slow seasons. Tune in to Own Your Genius Podcast Episode 159: Overcoming 2024 Hurdles. Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in.

    17min

  6. 25 DE SET.

    158. 7 Common Trademark Registration Mistakes

    In this episode of the Own Your Genius podcast, Attorney Murray dives into the seven common trademark registration mistakes that can cost entrepreneurs time and money. She highlights the importance of thorough trademark clearance searches and choosing the right trademark class, emphasizing how these choices can impact your brand's protection and success. Here are three important takeaways: Conducting a comprehensive trademark clearance search can prevent legal disputes and application delays. Selecting the appropriate trademark class is crucial for effective protection and compliance. Monitoring the status of your application and enforcing your rights are essential for maintaining your trademark's strength. Tune in to Own Your Genius Podcast Episode 158: 7 Common Trademark Registration Mistakes. Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in.

    10min

  7. 18 DE SET.

    157. Recap of The White House Southeast Regional Business Briefing

    In this episode of the Own Your Genius podcast, Attorney Murray dives into key insights from attending the White House's Southeast Regional Business Briefing. She discusses the latest updates on the SBA’s funding initiatives, technical assistance programs, and strategic partnerships that aim to support small businesses. As an entrepreneur, understanding these policies is crucial to accessing the resources needed to scale your business. Here are three important takeaways: SBA's streamlined process for smaller loans is boosting minority business lending. Technical assistance and education programs are key for sustainable growth. Strategic partnerships are expanding access to capital in underserved communities. The Biden-Harris administration’s intentional funding distribution for small business owners ensures that resources are equitably accessible, particularly in minority communities. Tune in to Own Your Genius Podcast Episode 157: Recap of The White House Southeast Regional Business Briefing. Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in.

    22min

  8. 11 DE SET.

    156. When to Use LLC In Your Business Name

    In this episode of the Own Your Genius podcast, Attorney Murray dives into why adding “LLC” to your business name might not be the best choice for your branding. We'll break down how to distinguish between your business's legal identity and its public-facing image. Discover the key differences between your legal business name and your brand name. Here are three important takeaways: Your legal business name (with the LLC) is for contracts and government purposes. Your brand name is for marketing and customer recognition, so feel free to leave the LLC off your promotional materials. It’s okay for your business and brand name to be different—as long as you maintain consistency in your marketing. Tune in to Own Your Genius Podcast Episode 156: When to Use LLC In Your Business Name. Want to join the conversation? Head over to the MARKEDlegal community to chime in.

    5min
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The Own Your Genius podcast is the perfect mix of business, law, and mindset to help black entrepreneurs succeed in business and life. Join Attorney LaConya Murray each month as she and her guest share their entrepreneurial journey, tricks of the trade, and their secrets to getting out of their own way to succeed. Inspired by her grandmother, the community bootlegger Attorney Murray‘s passion for helping entrepreneurs started early. Today she helps entrepreneurs throughout the country protect their brand, content, and ideas through trademarks, copyrights, and business development.

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  • Criado por
    LaConya Murray, Esq.
  • Anos de atividade
    2018 - 2024
  • Episódios
    162
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © LaConya Murray, Esq.
  • Site do podcast
    Own Your Genius with LaConya Murray

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