Responsibilities of a Founder and Business Attorney at Anasa Law Firm PC
Liku's main responsibilities as a Founder and Business Attorney at Anasa Law Firm PC, revolve around drafting contracts for consultants, coaches, and strategists and helping these clients protect their intellectual property through trademarks so that they can "grow in the way that they want to," connecting protection with business goals and scalability. Liku believes "nobody can draft a contract better than [them]" and that protection is not just about avoiding trouble, but about enabling the next level of business growth.
Business Law, Contract Drafting, Intellectual Property, Business Growth, Legal Protection
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Liku Amadi, Esq.
Founder and Business Attorney
Anasa Law Firm PC
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence
Communications
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Legal
Honors Student, Scholarship Recipient, Took Out Loans, Greek Life Member, First Generation College Student
Video Highlights
1. Drafting contracts for consultants, coaches, and strategists: Liku's primary role involves drafting contracts for clients in various fields, including marketing, psychological safety, advising, and mental health.
2. Protecting intellectual property through trademarks: Liku assists clients in protecting their brand and market presence by helping them with trademark applications.
3. Aligning legal protection with business goals: Liku's unique approach focuses on ensuring clients have adequate legal protection to facilitate business growth and achieve their objectives, such as scaling operations or hiring team members.
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What are your main responsibilities within your role?
I own my own law firm, and I am a business attorney. Specifically, I work with consultants, coaches, and strategists. These are people who have gained knowledge and expertise in areas like marketing, psychological safety in the workplace, and advising college students on rest and mental health practices. They teach others what they know or help organizations improve on a business or personal front.
My main work includes drafting contracts, which I love. That's my bread and butter. Nobody can draft a contract better than me. I know that sounds nerdy, but when you're good at what you do, you enjoy it.
I also help people protect their intellectual property, specifically trademarks. I assist my clients in filing trademark applications so they can protect their brand and presence in the marketplace. These are the things people identify them by, like the Nike Swoosh or the name Nike itself. Nike is not my client, just a disclaimer, but that's the idea.
That's the main part of my work: advising my clients and making sure they stay protected. My approach is unique because I want protection to tie into their goals. Most people think protection is just about avoiding trouble or lawsuits.
However, it's really about having your ducks in a row so you can achieve the next level of business growth. If you want to scale from selling a hundred products a month to a hundred thousand, or if you want to hire team members, all of those actions require you to be protected. I want my clients to ensure they have that foundation first, so they can grow the way they intend.