Know Your Rights: Your IP and Business Law Playbook

Learn about important intellectual property and business law issues every small business owner needs to know about. Julie King is a licensed patent attorney who practices intellectual property, business, and estate planning law. She loves talking about how tools like patents, trademarks, copyright, trade secrets, and more can be used to protect a business and brand, be used to help them grow, and become highly valuable business assets on their own. Episode transcripts available at kingpatentlaw.com/blog RSSVERIFY

Know Your Rights: Your IP and Business Law Playbook is a business podcast hosted by Julie King, with 82 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Julie King hosts Know Your Rights: Your IP and Business Law Playbook, a business show with 82 episodes published.

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  Episode #68

  Keep Your Business Secrets Secret! Trade Secrets and Other Confidential Information

  Sep 5, 20251 minS2025

  <p>Think you’re safe because you locked down protection through copyrights, trademarks, or patents? Maybe you've got a trade secret you need to protect, too.</p><p>A trade secret is any confidential information that gives you a business advantage, like a proprietary makeup formula for your horror-themed clothing and accessories line, a confidential list of vendors, or a unique process for a film effect. Sometimes it makes more sense to keep something secret than to make it public through a patent, and sometimes there’s no other way to protect it than to keep it secret.</p><p>The...

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  Episode #67

  Patents: What Dr. Frankenstein Could Have Used to Protect His Monster

  Sep 4, 20251 minS2025

  <p>Patents! They sound boring, but for the mad scientists out there, they're pure gold.</p><p>Patents protect new, useful, and non-obvious inventions. It’s not for your song or screenplay. It’s for the gear.</p><p>For example, maybe you invented a new way to create fog for a haunted house or a unique lighting setup for a concert. If it's new and not obvious, it might be patentable.</p><p>Patents are the ultimate badass way to lock down your technology. They might not ward off angry villagers with pitchforks, but they can ward off copycats who...

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  Episode #66

  Trademark vs. Copyright: Don't Confuse the Monsters!

  Sep 3, 20251 minS2025

  <p>What’s spooky? Not knowing the difference between copyright and trademark. </p><p>So, you've got a band. You wrote a song, and you've got a cool band name. Or maybe you run a boutique with a cool name, and you make art you sell in it. Which one is protected by copyright and which one is protected by trademarks?</p><p>It’s an easy mistake to make! Your song, lyrics, and album art are protected by copyright. Same with most art you make.</p><p>But your band name and logo, or your boutique name and logo? Thos...

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  Episode #65

  When is your work copyrighted?

  Sep 2, 20251 minS2025

  <p>The answer is: the moment you create it.</p><p>Your original song, screenplay, or painting is protected by the spirit of copyright the moment you "fix it in a tangible medium," like writing it down, recording it, or painting it.</p><p>That automatic protection is great, but to really scare off thieves and sue for infringement, you need to register it with the U.S. Copyright Office. It’s an easy process that gives you a lot of power.</p><p>Don't let your creative legacy fade. Lock it down.</p><p>Don't let your creative work or...

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  Episode #64

  The Four Horsemen of a Brand's Apocalypse (and How to Tame Them)

  Sep 2, 20258 minS2025

  <p>Don't let your creative work become a ghost story. It’s time to learn how to tame the four horsemen of your brand’s apocalypse: the four main types of intellectual property. Think of these as your personal tools of terror. They’re your spells, your chainsaws, and your flamethrowers against anyone who dares to rip you off.</p><p>So, let's pull back the curtain and get to know our monsters: Copyright, Trademarks, Patents, and Trade Secrets!</p><p>This episode covers:</p>The Ghost in the Machine: Copyright (1:40)The Brand Monster: Trademarks (2:56)The Mad Scientist: Patents (4:01)The Secret...

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