Podcasts about legal ease

Are you protecting your hard-earned cash flow with a pen or just a handshake? This week we dive deep into the world of legal fortification in the landscaping business with Karalynne Cromeens, a seasoned construction lawyer bringing 20 years of industry-specific expertise. We unravel the secrets to not just surviving but thriving through the legal jungles of contracting and employee classification. Learn why the phrase "get shit done" is more than just a motto—it's the attitude that transforms challenges into opportunities and financial metrics into profit. Tune in as we lay down the roadmap for navigating legal pitfalls and steering your landscape company to flourish amid the thorns of business growth.   THE BIG IDEA:  Protect Yourself.   KEY MOMENTS: [05:44] Protect personal assets when incorporating your business. [08:07] Clear contracts manage expectations, avoid later disputes. [12:10] Contract protects you, assigns work, clarifies status. [12:47] Subcontractors need to be additionally insured. [18:38] Daily tracking of numbers to improve profitability. [23:36] Balancing sales, operations, and business health. [29:36] Different lawyer's approach; focus on quick resolution.   QUESTIONS WE ANSWER How do you ensure legal compliance when classifying employees? What daily financial metrics should a business monitor for success? How can businesses manage subcontractor insurance effectively? How does lien law vary by state and impact landscaping businesses? What are common legal mistakes made by contractors and how to avoid them?   FOR SHOW NOTES AND MORE, GO TO: https://mcfarlinstanford.com/podcast/ep-027-legal-ease-tips-for-protecting-your-business-with-karralynne-cromeens/

After a little bestie gossip I got the lawyer to weigh in on some very important legal matters that are close to my heart. Do Good Guys ALWAYS finish last? JT our short king is coming up short. Tasha K vs EVERYBODY The Agency sued bout some squatters Alec Baldwin indicted again in New Mexico over shooting during filming of RUST

In this episode, your host, Lara Quie, is in conversation with Mike Chastaine. Mike is an American award-winning lawyer, speaker and author of five books. He is a radio host of “Legal Ease” and a video blogger of “20 minutes with Mike.” He was an extreme endurance athlete and national ski patroller. He has been a criminal defence attorney for 37 years. He shares his story of setting up his own firm, making it a success and then selling it. Today he runs his own consulting firm guiding other lawyers on how to build a successful law firm business and how to live a full and fulfilling life. I hope that you enjoy this episode.You can connect with Michael Chastaine at https://michaelchastaine.com/And find his YouTube videos here: https://michaelchastaine.com/videos/ Support the show Also: · If you liked this episode, please rate the show, and leave a review wherever you listen to your podcasts to help the Legal Genie reach a wider audience. · Look out for the next episode coming soon. You can connect with Lara Quie: · On LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/laraquie · Website: https://www.laraqassociates.com · Or Email at Lara@LaraQAssociates.com

She-Hulk episode 2 opens the show as Agent_70 and Roddykat give their spoiler-filled impressions of this week's show! Then, the guys pour lovingly over this week's new releases and discuss the ones they've read.

The moment you step on stage virtually or in person, you and your business are potentially liable. As speakers, we negotiate, read, send and receive countless contracts throughout our careers. We must protect our business and assets by leveraging the right legal tools. Liku T Amadi Esq is a California based attorney who shares her profound expertise within the legal system on safeguarding your business, intellectual property, and personal assets. In the current atmosphere of instant everything, Liku shifts our attention back to the importance of thoroughly understanding our contracts and the legal environment as it affects our unique business. Focus Points: Why legal services are worth your investment The essential legal protections you need as a speaker Common myths about contracts and legal services Contracts & Templates Insurance & Disclaimers Liku T. Amadi, Esq. is the founder of Anasa Law Firm and a CA business attorney who specializes in helping service-based coaches, biz owners, and consultants establish a solid legal foundation through custom contracts. Her focus is educating clients on the what & why behind legal services, so they are empowered to make legally informed business decisions and control the dynamics of their business relationships. Liku is a Bay Area native, a proud boy mom, and a powerful champion of Black women. Resources: Follow Liku on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/LAWYERLIKU Find out more about Liku's work here: www.anasalawfirm.com Follow Jasmin Haley on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/itsjasminhaley Follow Jasmin Haley on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasminhaley/ Ready to create your signature speaking program and build recurring income through speaking? Find out about our services here: https://www.jasminhaley.com/work-with-us Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in our episodes are not the opinions of our podcast or event sponsors. Episode Sponsor: Jasmin Haley DBA Beyond the Prophy LLC, www.jasminhaley.com

We kick off Women's History Month by connecting with Andrea, Attorney At Law. This very rich conversation highlights her journey into law as well as some open and honest dialogue about many other things like having one's “business in order” and more. Press play and vibe with us. Thank you for listening.

The law – you may have thought that a Christian's life was free from any law. Well, yes and no. Today we dig into the law and learn why it is beautiful and perfect, much like the Lawgiver! Q: What does the law of God require? A: Personal, perfect, and perpetual obedience; that we love God with all our heart, soul, mind and strength; and love our neighbor as ourselves. What God forbids should never be done and what God commands should always be done Matthew 22:37-40 And he said to him, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. 38 This is the great and first commandment. 39 And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. 40 On these two commandments depend all the Law and the Prophets.” Q: What is the law of God stated in the Ten Commandments? A: You shall have not other gods before me. You shall not make for yourself an idol in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below – you shall not bow down to them or worship them. You shall not misuse the name of the LORD your God. Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. Honor your father and your mother. You shall not murder. You shall not commit adultery. You shall not steal. You shall not give false testimony. You shall not covet. Exodus 20:3 “You shall have no other gods before me. Q: Can anyone keep the law of God perfectly? A: Since the fall, no mere human has been able to keep the law of God perfectly, but consistently breaks it in thought, word, and deed. Romans 3:10-12 10 as it is written: “None is righteous, no, not one; 11 no one understands; no one seeks for God. 12 All have turned aside; together they have become worthless; no one does good, not even one.” William Beveridge, a theologian from the 19th century, said these words near the end of his life: “The older I grow – and I now stand upon the brink of eternity – the more comes back to me the first sentence in the Catechism which I learned when a child, and the fuller and deeper its meaning becomes: What is the chief end of man? To glorify God, and to enjoy him forever.”

In this episode of Legal Ease, I'm sharing how prosecuting can show you your “blind spots”. (For the version with music, go to Spotify)

This episode Tina speaks with Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Post Columnist Cecilia Castle, author of our Legal Ease column. A great chat with a Cecilia, a Lawyer and Partner at Castle Lawyers, a Law firm Cecilia established in 1992. Tina and Cecilia have a broad ranging chat, covering Cecilia's early career, her transition to becoming a Lawyer and the types of legal issues Cecilia deals with both in her column and day to day in her practice.

Advocate Hector van Heerden explains interesting insights about the law. Support this podcast

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Advocate Hector van Heerden explains interesting insights about contract law. Support this podcast

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Advocate Hector van Heerden explains interesting insights about contract law. Support this podcast

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Advocate Hector van Heerden explains interesting insights about contract law. Support this podcast

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Advocate Hector van Heerden explains a recent judgement. Support this podcast

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Advocate Hector van Heerden explains interesting insights about contract law. Support this podcast

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Advocate Hector van Heerden explains interesting insights about contract law. Support this podcast

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Advocate Hector van Heerden explains a recent judgement. Support this podcast

Discover your rights as a Tax Payer, courtesy of Albert Swart, a director at http://www.straussdaly.co.za/?fbclid=IwAR3Z-TAyW1epjGig_2eUxoZEGEf_MdUdmmJ_vdYTtNg_KNHPBybuyjeSjjc (www.straussdaly.co.za) Support this podcast

Advocate Hector van Heerden explains the complicated high court judgement and subsequent appeal regarding firearm control. Support this podcast

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Advocate Hector from Heerden discusses the definition and application of the doctrine of common purpose. Support this podcast

Legal-Ease partnered up with ASU Law's Academy for Justice once again to bring you our next episode titled "Mending Relationships in the Community: Where do we go from here?" with guest co-hosts Dawn Walton and Andre C. Anderson. Our guests are Police Chief Jeri Williams of the Phoenix Police Department, Police Chief U. Reneé Hall of Dallas Police Department, Lynda Williams who is the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement's (NOBLE)Vice President, and ASU Law professor Ben McJunkin who discuss next steps on mending community trust and what that will look like.

Matt Chorley talks to former Conservative Attorney General Geoffrey Cox about keeping the government in line with the law, and what happens when your advice creates a public storm. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cell Phone Towers in residential areas remain a contentious issue - listen to your rights and understand the law with Albert Swart from http://www.straussdaly.co.za/?fbclid=IwAR1CoS-nyK6waCVPIgLRTQO-RdHXTCEcGmqezFcCikvbEYgSEe3YINNLcwc (www.straussdaly.co.za) Support this podcast

Our Legal-Ease team is growing! Joining us today is legal practitioner Hector van Heerden, explaining aspects of bail applications Support this podcast

The long arm of the law reaches across borders and returning to SA shores may not safeguard you against foreign judgements - listen to Albert Swart from http://www.straussdaly.co.za/?fbclid=IwAR0v8Y4XwmDo5REOYOJZPeOncEqm9iSE1aJncHJjWfFKkV5txZILUDpIzwI (www.straussdaly.co.za) when he explains this in more detail Support this podcast

Keeping tabs on SAA with the case of a Delinquent Director, Albert Swart, a director at http://www.straussdaly.co.za/?fbclid=IwAR2lL3iB-Fl0yF2oOWmKgeVnabTupwrfgSHntu7WSDl6tiveMLMKBcZvsww (www.straussdaly.co.za) is back to explain the case and judgement. Support this podcast

“You don’t get trademark rights through the trademark registration process. The way the trademark laws work, is just by using a word or phrase in your business, you automatically get common-law trademark rights to it.” - Joey Vitale Does legal jargon confuse the heck out of you? Do you wonder if you need a LLC to trademark any pieces of your business? If you answered ‘yes’ to any of the above, this is the episode for you! Kim Sutton and Joey Vitale, the owner of Indie Law, dive into a yawn-free, easy-to-understand conversation about protecting our businesses assets. You’ll hear about Kim’s own struggles in her business, how many business owners assume (and act) incorrectly, and the truth about trademarks. Highlights 07:44 Becoming a lawyer 10:20 Contracts 12:20 Pre-call questions 15:15 Mutual integrity 19:31 The legal stuff businesses should do 21:27 To LLC or not 23:08 Co-mingling assets 29:50 Getting to the heart of trademarks 43:37 What can you trademark? 50:24 Figuring out the time levers Check out my website for shownotes Follow Kim on: Instagram Facebook YouTube Pinterest LinkedIn Twitter

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The PAIA is intended to protect the man on the street. Albert Swart, director at http://www.straussdaly.co.za/?fbclid=IwAR2v53JHzm9GK_Il0PQJLZNHJA1I4VzXLWwefe5wdqrOrl6ZFZ1BVRooCZ0 (www.straussdaly.co.za) uses a case to illustrate this law. Support this podcast

PAIA is intended to protect the man on the street. Albert Swart, director at http://www.straussdaly.co.za/?fbclid=IwAR2v53JHzm9GK_Il0PQJLZNHJA1I4VzXLWwefe5wdqrOrl6ZFZ1BVRooCZ0 (www.straussdaly.co.za) uses a case to illustrate this law Support this podcast

Don't miss Albert Swart from http://www.straussdaly.co.za/?fbclid=IwAR2hKiqROwTRnPq3HREIQ8MG4hC2ZdAUywl2LNZDZHqNzSHQZwzTz8mlPd4 (www.straussdaly.co.za) as he unpacks another recent court ruling - we look at how the SA security services have to reign in their actions Support this podcast

Albert Swart from Strauss Daly Attorneys discusses whether the lockdown regulations are reasonable and we explore a recent high court judgement as an example. Support this podcast

A new show on current affairs and interesting cases in South African courts. Presented by Albert Swart, a director at Strauss Daly Attorneys http://www.straussdaly.co.za/?fbclid=IwAR3wC-LzY2FQ2uvwnNAlWel4u93eWzM4LJ27SowYHnz_1EZhf9s_J__wnGE (www.straussdaly.co.za) Support this podcast

In this episode of Legal Ease, I share a story from the early days of my career as a prosecutor. It was a life lesson for me in humility. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to episode 5! Today, I kick off my interview format for EntrepreNot Yet and this is a chat that you don’t want to miss. For this episode, I have with me Natasha Minchella, lawyer (or solicitor, if you’re in the UK) extraordinaire and founder of The Orchard legal services. She shares:how having a simple coaching or consulting agreement in place now can save you very expensive headaches laterwhat she’s learned in her own journey to self-employmenthow she broke out of her corporate legal worldhow we can all chuck the icky and overwhelming feeling around “legal” stuff what she’s learned from spending a ton of money on Facebook ads and masterminds that weren’t quite the right fit how she made simple tweaks to fix it (and bring in loads more business as a result)how you can join her free web event TODAY and learn more about her work I’ve been so amazed with how easy Natasha makes this stuff that it was a no-brainer for me to use her coaching contracts for my own business!And as a bonus because I appreciate you SO much…I’ve also got something special for you… make sure you stay tuned until the end because after Natasha and I recorded this episode, something awesome happened and I wanted to fill you in. Natasha's free LIVE Legal Love-in - training for coachesFree simple contract starter kit for coachesNatasha's Facebook group for coachesCatch Natasha on Instagram!

Today on the show we have attorney extraordinaire Art Steele!Art Steele is a business and estate planning attorney who helps entrepreneurs and families protect what matters most.She started her career at Skadden Arps in Washington, D.C., then went to work at General Tax Counsel for Discovery Communications.Art launched her own law firm in 2014 and started the Legal-EASE for Entrepreneurs Podcast in 2016 which empowers minority business owners to tackle the legal needs of their business.To get Art's estate planning checklist mentioned on the show text “Willpower” to 44222 (you'll be prompted to enter your e-mail to download and may receive future emails from Art about estate planning) or you can download the checklist directly from this link.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Bela and Catherine will be talking about the rights of disabled customers, clients, service users – whatever they might be called; people who the Equality Act 2010 says have the right not to be discriminated against by service providers. Why are there so few cases against service providers? Is it because there is no discrimination or is it because the law and enforcement isn’t fit for purpose and if so what can be done.

We are delighted to present to you our latest podcast, the first of our new legal podcast series, Business Disability Forum's Head of Campaigns & Legal Bela Gor speaks to Catherine Casserley who specialises in discrimination and equality, employment and human rights law.

Welcome to Legal Ease with JBP.  A bi-monthly podcast taking an in-depth look at current legal cases, frequently asked questions, and all things JBP.

Art Steele is the president of her own law firm, Law Office of Art Steele, host of the popular podcast, Legal-EASE for Entrepreneurs and she gets to be of service to entrepreneurs and small business owners who need her support. Listen as she talks about the three people you must have on your list as an entrepreneur and why legal advice is crucial from the very start of your business, plus the candid truth about how it's not easy to leave the "big job" and be an entrepreneur.

Excited to introduce you to my new friend Lisa Fraley!  We both share a passion for using the chakra system to help you with your business and finances.  Today you can listen to us talk about the chakras and how Lisa uses them to help 1,000's of business owners improve their effectiveness with better legal protection.  Her methods are quite fascinating and I know you're going to be really glad you listened to this conversation.  I can't wait to hear what you takeaway from it! The post AALP 204 – Legal-Ease and the Chakras with Lisa Fraley appeared first on Wealth Clinic.

Jacob Irving was diagnosed at birth with Spastic Quadriplegia, a rare form of Cerebral Palsy. Jacob began a life long quest to understand his condition. In this search, Jacob discovered research using cannabinoids, a main compound in marijuana, to treat muscle stiffness arising from Cerebral Palsy. He also found out that medical marijuana had been legal in Louisiana for treating Spastic Quadriplegia since 1991. Unable to understand why patients such as himself could not get access to this form of treatment, he began a quest. Today, he talks to the Legal Ease about the state of medical marijuana in Louisiana, and the future for it. Also on the shoe, Mike Seibert joins us for his segment Around the Bend: A Publisher's Preview of Upcoming Student Written Articles in the Louisiana Law Review to discuss Ben Wallace's recent article A Vote Against State Nonresident Contribution Limits.

Let's first amend our minds with the basics of Constitutional Law (and more specifically our First Amendment) and navigate why freedom of speech is crucial to America and all of its people which include students, faculty, and invited speakers on campuses across America. With protests turning violent on campuses in recent years, we explore free speech specifically on college campuses weighing the interests of different parties and exploring possible balances. Co-hosts Amena Kheshtchin-Kamel and Chase Turrentine help navigate these waters in the form of a socratic discussion with experts Dr. Stefanie Lindquist (Deputy Provost of Arizona State University) and Dr. Joseph Russomanno (Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication Professor and Adjunct Professor at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law) who are experts on Constitutional Law.

Today on the show we have attorney extraordinaire Art Steele. Art Steele is a business and estate planning attorney who helps entrepreneurs and families protect what matters most. She started her own law firm in 2014 and started the Legal-EASE for Entrepreneurs Podcast in 2016 which empowers minority business owners to tackle the legal needs of their business.   

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Hey Guys!   First podcast episode as the "Legal-EASE for Entrepreneurs podcast!  I have a new name and new website!   It all started at the Black Girl Vision Pitch Competition in April.  I decided to pitch my company for some seed money and did an awesome job! - you'll have to listen to find where I placed.   Having to come up with a 3-minute pitch really forced to think about my vision for my company and my brand.  I started this podcast just to vent about my own entrepreneur journey and to create a safe space for others who felt alone.  But it has turned into something much bigger and I had to rethink it all. I also talk about my recent trip to New York for the Great Girlfriends What Women Want Conference - which was amazing.  I got a chance to meet my [in-my-head]BFFs Christina Brown of LoveBrownSugar, Patrice Washington (the Money Maven) of PatriceWashington.com and Tiffany "The Budgetnista" Aliche and got a chance to catch up with Tieko Nejon!   I also talk about how hard it is to be consistent - especially when you have a full-time job and other responsibilities.  I get so hard on myself when I miss a week.     Let me know what you think of the new website and the new name.     Cheers!

Democrats and Republicans come together for your right to sue terrorists.

Welcome to the first episode of The Legal-EASE for Entrepreneurs podcast.   When I opened my law firm three years ago, I was lucky to have a couple of colleagues who gave me some tips, but for the most part, I had to figure it all out and I made every possible mistake.  I invested time and resources in things I thought would work and ignored the things I was supposed to do.   Eventually things started to turn around.  I still haven't mastered running a business by any means, but, I've learned a lot and these lessons have allowed me to grow as a small business owner and a person.   As a small business attorney, I enjoy helping creatives and entrepreneurs navigate the legal aspects of their business.   The Legal-EASE for Entrepreneurs podcast is dedicated to empowering and educating entrepreneurs tackle their own simple legal needs.   Thanks for joining me! Art

Penalized at the bar.