Stephanie Morrow
Stephanie Morrow has been a contributor to LegalZoom since 2005 and has written about nearly all aspects of law, from taxes and business formation to intellectual property and estate planning. In addition to her work at LegalZoom, Stephanie is a college professor for four different universities and teaches various communications and humanities courses, including communications law, advertising and public relations practices, propaganda and policy, political speechwriting, and journalism.
Stephanie earned her bachelor's degree in communications from West Chester University of Pennsylvania and her master's in journalism from Temple University, with one of the focuses of her master's thesis being copyright and trademark law within the communications realm. Stephanie is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in media and communications from Temple University; her dissertation thesis uses narrative theory and semiotics to investigate how the 1969 York, Pennsylvania race riots, which resulted in two murders, were covered by the media.
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Planning Ahead for the End
Having a last will or living trust is a stellar example of not only planning for the end, but helping protect loved ones. Some folks, however—including Apple's Steve Jobs—take planning to a whole new level with POD accounts, preplanned funeral arrangements and more.
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Did You Remember to Copyright Your Website?
Nearly every company has a website these days. The internet has revolutionized how businesses deliver their services and identify their brand. But did you know that you may be unintentionally inspiring your competitors? The best solution is to register your website's copyright.
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How to Write an Effective Marketing Plan
One of the most important aspects of starting and running your corporation is first developing a comprehensive marketing plan. Many first-time business owners think placing an ad, running a television commercial and designing a glossy brochure will automatically bring in customers. However, the "build it and they will come" aspect doesn't work in the business world; it takes careful planning and a comprehensive understanding of the marketplace in order to develop a business strategy that will ensure success.What is a Marketing Plan?
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Are You Liable for Goods You Sell on Your Website?
There are ways to protect your business from potential product liability problems before they happen.
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Overtime: What Should Employers Know?
Up until last August 2004, employers had a hard time understanding the rules and regulations of overtime pay. Who was exempt from overtime was not always clear. So, what do employers need to know about overtime? Read more.
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