Legal Bits for Business: Recent Episodes
Legal Bits for Business
Still trying to figure out what a business lawyer does, and why you might need one? Does the word “contract” strike fear in your heart? What about the word “lawyer?” Or “trademark registration?” Fear not, brave entrepreneurs-- Legal Bits for Business is here to help! We've got the bits of information that can make your business better; before something happens to take a bite out of your business backside. Your host is the founder of Finch Law - a firm for the serious entrepreneur. She's one of the original computer lawyers (back when a portable computer weighed 30#), former trademark counsel for Honeywell, a former Assistant Attorney General for the State of Minnesota, and a former partner at a national law firm. She's been an adjunct instructor at the University of St. Thomas, the University of St. Catherine, and ran the small business clinic for Mitchell Hamline Law School. From the theory to the practical, with an eye to enjoying the journey, she'll guide you through the legal side of issues faced by business.
Abby Jimenez, fouder and owner of Nadia Cakes, and winner of Food Network's Cupcake Wars talks about unicorn poop, rainbow farts, and her new book project. Julie tells us how to avoid genericide when using our trademarks
In the latest episode of Legal Bits, attorney and host Julie Finch is joined by Vivian Lou founder and CEO Abby Walker for a lively and informative chat about how and why Abby launched a multi-million dollar company, what it felt like to sell out on HSN three times, the emotional ups and downs of entreprenurship, and her new book "Strap On A Pair". During the show, hear Abby's terrific discount offer for Legal Bits listeners. Julie will also give social media influencers some guidelines on how to keep it legal with the FTC.
A fun and informative show with the resolution of the Monkey selfie case and a lively discussion with LuvAFoodie CEO Michelle Mazarra. Everything from food to football and heart health.
Attorneys have tools to help a business manage their reputation. An easy to understand discussion about morals clauses and the Harvey Weinstien contract followed by a lively interview with The How Gal, Kelly Jahner-Byrne. She explains "how" she raised over a million dollars for charity, "how" she became Mrs. Minnesota, and "how" she is bringing that to you at TheHOWConf.com.