
UdemyRather than a standard lecture, this roughly 45-minute course is structured as an interview with Dana Robinson, a professor, attorney, and entrepreneur, answering the trademark questions most commonly asked by entrepreneurs and small business owners. It's set in a casual gastropub setting, which keeps the tone conversational rather than clinical.
Best suited to entrepreneurs and small business owners who want to understand what trademark law actually covers before spending money on legal help, whether that means avoiding unnecessary attorney fees, using online filing services more confidently, or working more efficiently with an attorney they do hire.
Its short runtime makes it a practical primer rather than a comprehensive legal course, enough to remove confusion, not enough to replace professional advice for complex situations.
This course is an overview of trademark law that focuses on the questions asked by most entrepreneurs and small businesses.
The course is structured as an interview with Dana Robinson, professor, attorney and entrepreneur. Dana draws from his business and law experience to deliver practical answers to the most common questions.
By the end of this course, the user should be better equipped to understand what trademark law covers. A user will be in a position to save money on attorneys or online filing services. In addition, for users who eventually hire an attorney, this course helps the user to become conversant enough to understand what the attorney is doing, and manage the attorney interaction with far less confusion.
The course is about 45 minutes total, and is set in the casual environment of a local San Diego gastropub.
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