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With the current
economic climate, knowledge of legal rights and legal resources is
becoming more important to individuals, business owners, and our
community in general. Our economy is impacting individuals who are
now facing bankruptcy, foreclosure, buyouts, and even divorce. Yet,
these uncertain times can also bring about positive change,
including a growing number of entrepreneurs starting
businesses. There are of course many legal issues
involved with starting a business, including protecting the intellectual
property involved in that business.
Click Here for podcast featuring two
attorneys discussing legal issues for business with Voices of Detroit
co-hosts, David Benjamin and Larry Henry.
Featured guests on
Podcast:
Attorney Lori
Williams, Owner of Your Legal Resource, gives her insight into how one
should prepare for what may lie ahead in today's world.
Lori T.
Williams is owner and managing attorney of Your Legal Resource, a
referral service for individuals seeking legal advice or
representation. As a 20 year attorney herself, Lori draws upon her
extensive network of legal and other business professionals to help
individuals and small businesses throughout Metro Detroit. For more
information, visit www.bestlegalresource.com.
Attorney Karen
Evans, a member of the faculty in Lawrence Technological University's
Undergraduate Management Programs, talks about how to protect one's
intellectual property and other topics such as trademarks and trade
secrets.
Karen Evans brings
the excitement she experienced advising entrepreneurs how to protect
their intellectual property to the classroom as a member of the faculty
in Lawrence Technological University's Undergraduate Management Programs.
Karen also serves as a Director for the programs, advising students and
providing strategic vision for the Business Management and Information
Technology degrees. Karen continues to consult business on IP protection
strategies, along with presenting to high school students and parents on
strategies for choosing the right college and effective, safe and fun use
of social media tools. For more information, contact Karen at: Kevans@LTU.edu.
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CHECK
OUT:
Voices Of Detroit.com
To
hold personal conversations with professionals who are moving the
Detroit area forward. We seek to learn from and share what
they are doing, how they are doing it, and most
importantly "why".
Recruiting manager for The Sales Matrix, a
Michigan based sales consulting firm. Additionally, David is a
social media advocate and co-founder of Voices of Detroit, a podcast
series highlighting Detroit's entrepreneurs and community leaders who
are doing great things around town. The business roundtable
podcast series was developed during a coffee meeting with Larry Henry
where they discussed the frustration with the downsizing
community and decided they needed to do something about it. Email David
at: dbenjamin@thesalesmatrix.com
or find him on twitter at: voicesofdetroit.
Larry is a lifetime member of the radio and
TV broadcast community who used his wit, charm, and voice to carve
out a 20 year career in Detroit radio working first at WJR and then WWJ
Radio.
He currently is focused on podcast and
internet content creation with his company Two Floors Down
Productions. Email Larry at:
find him on twtter at: detroitvoice.
"We must be the change we wish
to
Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948), Indian activist
"Well
done is better than well said."
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790), American statesman, scientist
and author
"I
dwell in possibility."
Emily Dickinson (1830-1886), American poet
FEATURE ARTICLE:
Lori was recently asked to write
an article for
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