Stephanie Morrow
College Professor
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.
More From This Author
Using Pinterest as a marketing tool
Social media has become a lucrative medium for marketing goods and services, whether it's giving away coupons to potential customers who “like” a…
Nontraditional partnerships that have started successful businesses
There seem to be as many kinds of business success stories as there are businesses. But is success attainable when a business partnership is founded…
Michael Jackson & AEG: Death of a pop star
The tragic death of the King of Pop Michael Jackson has left some interesting questions in its wake.
Customer word of mouth, both good and bad
Word of mouth has always been a double-edged sword. It can be the lifeblood of any business or the downfall. In today’s tech-savvy world filled with…
Maximizing your patent application
Creating an invention might seem like the final step in becoming anovernight success, but successfully filing for a patent can be a challenge. By…
Developing an IP strategy
Protecting your invention, logo or creative work with a patent, trademark or copyright is important. But equally important is creating an IP strategy.
Getting green certification for your products
As the demand for 'green' products continues to gain momentum, many companies are making their eco-friendly efforts official with green certification…
Where to store a last will
After you've made a last will, one question many people have is where to store the document. Before you decide to store it in a plastic bag in your…
Trademark and Patent Scams: What to Watch Out for
You may be dealing with potential intellectual property scammers that can drain your wallet with promises that are too good to be true.
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—…