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In this episode:

Devin Miller has an interesting background in building several 7-figure and 8-figure start-ups and founding a patent and trademark law firm. Devin has 4 degrees, including electrical engineering, Chinese, MBA, and a Law degree.

While working for a large law firm helping Fortune 100 clients like Amazon.com, Intel, Redhat, and Ford with their intellectual property, he realized that there weren't many good intellectual property legal resources for start-ups and small businesses. 

As an entrepreneur himself, he wanted to help other small business owners learn about patents, trademarks, and copyrights so they can build value into their businesses and protect their assets.

During today's show, you will discover the difference between patents, trademarks, and copyrights. What they protect and when you should use each one - don't miss this episode!

Quick disclaimer: Devin's discussion on our show today is for informational purposes only. These explanations are not a substitute for legal advice for your business.  

Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full Episode:

1. Why he switched from engineering to law? 
2. His journey with start-ups and small businesses started in college.
3. What made him go from working for a large law firm helping fortune 100 clients to help small businesses. 

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