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The Lou Review
Rosa Hart
106 episodes
5 days ago
Highlighting the food, drinks and places to experience in Louisville, KY by interviewing the people behind the scenes making Kentuckiana great!
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Highlighting the food, drinks and places to experience in Louisville, KY by interviewing the people behind the scenes making Kentuckiana great!
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Marketing
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Legally Rooted: Libby Gray’s Blueprint for Business Protection
The Lou Review
25 minutes 43 seconds
4 months ago
Legally Rooted: Libby Gray’s Blueprint for Business Protection

In this episode, host Rosa Hart sits down with Libby Gray, attorney and founding partner at Gray Ice Higdon, a Louisville-based law firm built on the principles of inclusion, collaboration, and community. Originally from Minnesota, Libby shares what led her to plant roots in Louisville and how her journey through law school and entrepreneurship shaped the vision for her firm.Together, they explore the vital role legal protection plays for small business owners—especially around intellectual property. Libby breaks down why securing trademarks and patents early is a smart investment, how to avoid costly mistakes, and how her firm is working to make legal support feel approachable and empowering.The conversation also highlights Libby’s passion for mentorship and community involvement, and how Gray Ice Higdon’s new office space was intentionally designed to reflect their commitment to inclusivity and professional growth.💡 Key Takeaways:Libby Gray found her home in Louisville and is now deeply invested in the local business and legal communities.Gray Ice Higdon’s new office space was created with collaboration, comfort, and inclusivity in mind.Intellectual property protection is a must-have for safeguarding a business’s brand, ideas, and growth potential.Early investment in legal counsel can help entrepreneurs avoid future pitfalls.Mentorship and community engagement are core values at Gray Ice Higdon.The firm is building a culture where all employees feel welcome and supported.Legal services for startups should be accessible, not intimidating.Entrepreneurs need to understand the basics of trademarks, patents, and IP rights.Don’t wait—get legal advice early in your business journey.Local connections and community support are key to long-term success.🎧 Tune in and learn how Libby is helping businesses protect what they’re building—while building community at the same time.Find the legal professional you need at:https://grayice.com/

The Lou Review
Highlighting the food, drinks and places to experience in Louisville, KY by interviewing the people behind the scenes making Kentuckiana great!