Podcasts about legal foundation

Starting a dental house call practice can be a rewarding venture, but it's crucial to get your legal foundation right from the outset. As a licensed professional, you need to protect yourself and your patients by making informed decisions about your business structure. Begin by consulting with a lawyer who can guide you in choosing the right legal entity, such as a Professional LLC (P LLC), which is required in several states for licensed professionals. My own journey began with this vital step, avoiding pitfalls by not attempting to form an LLC by myself. Once your legal entity is established, the next important moves involve setting up a business bank account and securing insurance. After your state approves your legal business name and issues a tax ID or employer ID number (EIN), you'll need to open a business bank account to track your finances accurately. This effort ensures that all business-related expenses are easily managed and utilized for tax purposes. Only after these steps are in place should you focus on obtaining insurance, as your agent will need your business details for accurate coverage. To make this process less daunting, I developed the Dental House Call Practice Academy, a course offering a step-by-step framework based on my experiences. I understand the challenges since I didn't take business classes during my education, but I successfully navigated through them, and so can you. If you're considering entering this unique and valuable field, visit ResidentalMovement.com/DHCPA for more information and resources. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions at hello@ResidentalMovement.com. The world needs more house-call dentists, and I'm here to help you get started!   Open Enrollment For Dental House Call Practice Academy  Visit me at: ResiDENTAL Movement Website Visit: AccommoDental Visit: Home Smile Care Foundation Let's Get Social: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Produced by: Social Chameleon

Stay in touch and sign up for Paco's weekly email newsletter, The Nerdletter.  In this episode of Weird Finance, Paco talks to Grant Atkinson to delve into the multifaceted world of entrepreneurship and legal services for creative businesses. Grant candidly discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship, from financial struggles and risk management to the necessity of resilience and adaptability in changing economic conditions. Grant helps us get to the bottom of why so many small business owners think they need to register their business in Delaware business and the importance of proper trademarking.  Grant is the founder of Framework Law Group (@frameworklawgroup), a law firm dedicated to helping creative entrepreneurs navigate their business legal, including (1) registering their businesses, (2) protecting their brands, (3) getting their contracts together, and (4) navigating growth. Grant is a creative entrepreneur and launched his practice in 2014 to help demystify the legal process, and make the law more accessible to his creative peers. Grant is also the founder of ActionResponder, an AI legal tech platform for trademark attorneys, and co-founder of Village Roots, a creative retail shop and education space in Wrightwood. The theme music was written and performed by Andrew Parker, Jenna Parker, and Paco de Leon. Also, check out Framework Law Academy and the Free Jumpstart – a 16 minute gentle crash course on the three essential steps every creative should take to register and protect their business. If you'd like to contact us about the show or ask Paco a question about finances, email us at weirdfinancepod (at) gmail.com or submit your questions here. We'd also love your listener feedback about the show; here's a short survey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Most podcasters have yet to take steps toward legally protecting the business and brand behind their podcast. That's because the legal side of content creation seems complex and intimidating, but it doesn't have to be! In this episode, Gordon Firemark (The Podcast Lawyer™) explains how an LLC can protect your content while legitimizing your podcast and even save you money! Get ready to learn how you can benefit from using an LLC to lay a solid foundation for your podcast!MORE FROM THIS EPISODE: HTTPS://PODPROS.COM/271TakeawaysPodcasters should consider their podcast as a business and be aware of the risks they face.Forming an LLC can provide liability protection, flexible management and financial structures, potential tax benefits, and increased credibility.Alternatives like insurance and strong contracts can be viable options if an LLC is not the right fit.Consultation with a lawyer and tax advisor is recommended when considering forming an LLC.Chapters00:00 The Importance of Considering Your Podcast as a Business02:06 Risks Faced by Podcasters03:02 The Need for Legal Protection03:58 What is an LLC?05:24 Benefits of Forming an LLC07:19 Considerations for Not Forming an LLC09:10 Steps to Forming an LLC13:25 Reflection and Consultation13:53 Summary and Closing ThoughtsMORE FROM THIS EPISODE: HTTPS://PODPROS.COM/271

There are some states who still wish to remove former President Donald Trump from the 2024 electoral ballots. Yet, what is the legal foundation for all this? We talk with Lauren Bowman, Director of Communications for the Public Interest Legal Foundation, about the matter, as well as that of Biden's comments today regarding the finding of more classified documents under his name.Support the show: http://www.wbap.com/chris-krok/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Starting an architecture firm involves crucial decisions, and in this episode of "Emerging," host Jeffrey Lee and his partners, Lexi White and Chris Taurasi, tackle one of the most pivotal steps: selecting the right legal structure. They emphasize the importance of understanding your specific situation, considering factors like day-to-day operations, partnership agreements, and licensing. Different business structures, from sole proprietorships to corporations, are explored, each with its unique advantages and complexities. To make the right choice for your unique circumstances, it is important to consult with a business attorney and an accountant. Join them as they navigate the intricacies of their unique situation and provide valuable insights into selecting an appropriate structure.If you want to find out more about Level Studio Architecture, visit lvl.studio. If you enjoy Emerging, you might enjoy similar content at Gābl Media.

Heatwaves. Literally and metaphorically the “hottest” topic in climate change research. While heatwaves are becoming more and more common in India, are they still dismissed without proper knowledge? More than what we can as individuals do to save ourselves, what is being done at national and international levels? Have we understood it enough and are our plans actionable? On this episode of The Big Story, our hosts Prateek and Anoushka are joined by Aditya Pillai, fellow with the Initiative for Climate, Energy, and Environment (ICEE) at the Centre for Policy Research (CPR) to answer these questions.  Aditya Pillai reviewed 37 Heat Action Plans across the country and shares his findings through this chat. He sheds light on what we mean by heatwaves, their detrimental effects, and addresses Heat Action Plans around India while also giving a global perspective, taking into account HAPs all over the world.  Tune in for an engaging conversation!   . . . . . Chapters: 0:00- Intro 4:14- Alarming Heat Effects and What We Can Do about Them 6:15- Slow Desensitisation to Rising Temperature 13:21- Aditya Talks about his Amazing Smartwatch 17:03- Heatwaves: Undeniable yet Ignored 19:28- Rural Infrastructure Trends and Urban Heat Island Effects 25:52- Contextual Approach to Understanding Heatwaves 27:46- What are Heat Action Plans? 29:10- Encouraging Climate Adaptive Lifestyle Changes 30:15- Oiling the Public Machinery: Is Academic Research Leading to Institutional Impact? 35:20- On-Ground Heat Management 37:43- Behavioural Change to Tackle Heat  39:40- Which State has India's Best Heat Action Plan? 42:50- The Funding and the Legal Foundation of Climate Policy  46:40- Drawing Inspiration from the Global Scenario 49:12- Why does Delhi NOT have a Heat Action plan? 53:33- Can Climate Change Swing Elections? 1:03:59-  The 3 Influential People who should Listen to this Podcast. 1:09:31- Learnings from COVID-19 1:13:03- Why Heat Action Plans need to be Hyper Local? 1:15:01- Suggesting Heat Action Plans for every School and Office

Casey Handy-Smith is the founder and managing attorney of C. Handy Law, an intellectual property and entertainment law firm.  She partners with Black creatives and entrepreneurs to build a solid legal foundation and negotiate their worth.In this episode, Casey shares actionable advice on getting your legal house in order as a personal brand or creative entrepreneur, dealing with the inevitable legal hurdles in business, and treating your IP as an asset you can leverage into your legacy. We also talk about Casey's own thought leadership journey and the process of rooting into her passion, story, and lived experience to grow her brand and business on LinkedIn. "By showing up as a thought leader and really leading with my passion and "why," I'm attracting the type of people I want to attract. It doesn't feel like visibility for the sake of visibility, but centered around a larger purpose." - Casey Handy-SmithTo read a full transcript of the episode, visit: LUMOS MARKETINGFree resources from this episode:Curious to know what you may be missing on the legal side of your business? Use Casey's Legal Business Audit guide to help you find out and get your legal house in order.14 LinkedIn Content Prompts: Build your personal brand and thought leadership, show up for your target audience, and grow your know-like-trust factor with your professional audience on LinkedIn. Connect with Casey Handy-Smith: Website: chandylaw.comLinkedIn: Casey Handy-SmithInstagram: @contractcasey Connect with Tania Bhattacharyya:LinkedIn: Tania BhattacharyyaInstagram: @taniabhatWebsite: lumosmarketing.co

The show's guests are Art del Cueto, National Vice Pres. Border Patrol Council; John Zadrozny, American 1st Legal Foundation; Ron Kovach, Federation for American Immigration Reform; and Brent Smith, County Attorney for Kinney County TX. The US/Mexico border continues to be open and out of control, and our guests speak about the policies and issues affecting our nation and communities.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of Get It In Writing, Corinne Boudreau highlights those operating a Virtual Assistant Business or Agency. She gives practical tips for creating a strong legal foundation. It will also be helpful for business owners looking to hire a Virtual Assistant. Specifically, Corinne addresses: The important legal differences between being an Employee or a Contractor and how to apply this when you hire or are being hired.What to put in your written VA contract with your clients to protect yourself and make it more likely you'll get paid.The importance of Privacy Policies and Non-Disclosure Agreements for Virtual Assistants and their clients. Check out the Virtual Assistants Hiring Offer in the online store https://onlinelegalessentials.thrivecart.com/va-hiring-templates/  If Entrepreneurship is a Journey, How Legally Prepared are you for the Trip? Take the Quiz - https://www.onlinelegalessentials.ca/entrepreneurship-journey-quiz  Listen to Get It In Writing on Apple , Spotify or wherever you catch your favorite podcasts! For more please visit OnlineLegalEssentials.ca and connect with Corinne on Instagram at www.instagram.com/legalguidecorinne/  Get It In Writing is produced by Story Studio Network .

Vicki McKenna is live from Washington DC. Guests include Sheriff David Clarke, MacIver Institute's Brett Healy, Public Interest's Legal Foundation's Christian Adams, Center For Immigration Studies Steve Camarota, Project 21's Horace Cooper, and Migration Research Institute's Kristóf György Veres

MIKE FERGUSON IN THE MORNING Michael J. O'Neill, Esq. is the Assistant General Counsel and the Barbara K. Olson Legal Counsel at Landmark Legal Foundation. Mike talks about how the IRS rules apply to everyone, even the AFT. Earlier, Landmark Legal Foundation filed a complaint with the IRS regarding the American Federation of Teachers. A review of recent tax returns indicates that AFT doesn't disclose funds spent on political activities. AFT's PAC is a separate entity.  https://landmarklegal.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taking care of legal issues prior to a liquidity event can add value for founders exiting a business. In this episode, Adam Torres and Amanda Schley, Esq., Founding Partner of Business Law Group, explore how Business Law Group helps entrepreneurs spot and proactively address legal issues and pitfalls at each stage of the business life cycle, from inception to rapid growth to successful exit.   Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

Taking care of legal issues prior to a liquidity event can add value for founders exiting a business. In this episode, Adam Torres and Amanda Schley, Esq., Founding Partner of Business Law Group, explore how Business Law Group helps entrepreneurs spot and proactively address legal issues and pitfalls at each stage of the business life cycle, from inception to rapid growth to successful exit.   Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

It's time to make legal a line item and not a panic attack. Tune in to find out more!   Episode Introduction:  As business owners, we often don't think about the law unless we're in trouble and that's a mindset we need to change. This episode discusses the importance of setting up a legal foundation for your business.   Episode Summary:  Girija Patel walks us through the importance of integrating a legal foundation into the day-to-day operations of our business. We discuss several benefits as well as some simple ways you can get started.   Main Takeaways: When you start treating law as a line item, you're able to look at the bigger picture for your business. Your purchase orders and payment receipts are all types of legally binding contracts. Budget legal expenses into your business' daily/ weekly/ monthly expenses instead of looking at them as a one-time expense. Law is an integral part of your business' growth forecast. Integrating law as a line item in your business helps you educate yourself about the legal side of your business and be diligent with all your decisions. Making law a line item helps you create evergreen legal solutions for your business.   Help us mentor other entrepreneurs through the power of storytelling by rating us and leaving a positive review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/law-chat-with-girija/id1528580730   Get the FREE Five Day Legal Audit: https://yourcontractbuddy.com/5-day-free-legal-audit-challenge/   Join Law Chat for Entrepreneurs Free Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lawchat/   Get the visual experience, watch the videocast for this episode: https://youtu.be/Yc1qMHpZCHQ   Connect With Girija: Website: https://www.gbplaw.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gbplaw/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GBPLaw/   Get Ready To Use Contract Templates At: https://yourcontractbuddy.com/

Once you have your legal things in place, you can finally be free to truly create in your business, and Ashley Fillingim shows you exactly how to innovate standard legal foundations to live a kick-ash life!

Today we're getting into all things legal! Lauren Boyd is the Founder of Guide My Business, a boutique law firm that empowers entrepreneurs by helping them to build a strong legal foundation, and she's joining me today to deep dive into all of the really important legal aspects of your business. I have seen too many boutiques and retailers get their social media or Shopify accounts taken down by simply not doing the legal stuff right, so this is an episode you literally can't afford to miss! Grab your pen and paper and get ready to take notes as we walk through the importance of not only trademarking your own business, but also making sure that the brands you are buying from have proper licensing agreements in place on their end. We also dive into HR law, the difference between hiring employees versus hiring contractors, and all the things that you need to know to make sure that your business is set up on a strong legal foundation right from the jump. Learn More About the Boutique Hub Here: https://theboutiquehub.com/join/boutique/ Resources: Lauren Boyd: Website

Franchising is a highly regulated and legally driven business relationship. Your FDD and the Franchise Agreements that your new franchisees will be signing form the legal foundation for the entire franchise system you are building. Watch the video and read more here.

Welcome to The Profit Talk! In this show, we're going to help you explore strategies to help you maximize profits in your business while scaling and creating the lifestyle that you want as an entrepreneur. I am your host, Susanne Mariga! I'm a certified Mastery Level Profit First Professional. Let's dive into strategies to maximize profits in your business! In this episode, I interview Attorney Nicole Page Theodore. She is the founding and managing partner of The Theodore Firm. After three years spent working in the court system, Attorney Theodore followed her dream of attending law school, earning her Juris Doctor degree from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School in 2010. Immediately after law school, Attorney Theodore gained valuable experience and knowledge in the fields of entertainment, corporate, and federal appellate law. After spending six years in federal practice with the prestigious Cochran Firm Atlanta, Attorney Theodore followed her dream and opened her own practice The Theodore Firm, initially representing former NFL athletes, helped them navigate their second careers. Her practice has since expanded to include entrepreneurs, athletes, and entertainers of all kinds, helping them realize their dreams while remaining legally protected. The Theodore Firm has represented talent of all kinds in the entertainment industry, closing deals with HBO Max, Netflix, Viacom, and OWN Network just to name a few. The Firm continues to represent business owners of all sizes, athletes in all sports, and talent in music, television, and film. To learn more about Attorney Theodore, and the services she provides, go to https://www.theodorefirm.com/ or connect with her on LinkedIn Nicole Theodore Esq.   Visit my FREE Facebook Group, The Profit First Masterclass, where I'll be sharing additional exclusive trainings to members of the community.   If you're excited about what's next for your business and upcoming episodes, please head to our itunes page and give us a review! Your support will help me to bring in other amazing expert interviews to share their best tips on how to powerfully grow in your business!  DISCLAIMER: The information contained within these videos is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute, an accountant-client relationship. While we use reasonable efforts to furnish accurate and up-to-date information, we assume no liability or responsibility for any errors, omissions, or regulatory updates in the content of this video. Any U.S. federal tax advice contained within is not intended to be used for the purpose of avoiding penalties under U.S. federal tax law.

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Michael J. O'Neill serves as Assistant General Counsel and the Barbara K. Olson Legal Counsel at Landmark Legal Foundation. Landmark Legal Foundation statement on the leaked SCOTUS opinion on Dobbs

The truth about taxes and the Secure Act 2.0.  A caller asks about protecting assets as her spouse has an emergency care need. When to toss certain investments and advisors. Retirement plans without a legal foundation may not be a plan at all. If you are concerned about the market crashing, you may not have a retirement plan.

People have a right to live their lives as they see fit. The constitution grants Americans certain liberties that the government violates. The need to protect individual liberty falls on the shoulder of those who can fight for protecting constitutional freedoms. Mountain States Legal Foundation is on a mission to protect your individual liberty and constitutional rights. Find out how Mountain States Legal Foundation defends the constitution from unaccountable bureaucrats and enemies of liberty. Want to support Mountain States Legal Foundation? https://www.mslegal.org/ Find the episode on Great.com: https://great.com/great-talks-with/mountain-states-legal-foundation/ 

How much would average people need to save to receive the retirement that Anthony Fauci promised? Adam Andrzejewski, the founder of Open the Books, reports that Anthony Fauci's retirement is projected to exceed $350,000.00 per year with annual cost of living increases. At an assumed 7% distribution rate, everyday folks would have to build a $5,000,000.00 nest egg. Jen Hulan, new partnership liaison with The Kim Monson Show, joins Kim in studio. Jen invites entrepreneurs and business owners to reach out to her at kimmonson.com/contact for more information regarding becoming a partner/sponsor of The Kim Monson Show. Jen owned Waters Edge Winery. During the COVID/Wuhan China virus reaction disruption, she determined that her business was essential and remained open. Jen describes what happened to her with “visits” from bureaucrats from Tri-County Health, the Colorado Attorney General, and people reporting her to Tri-County Health. On New Year's Eve, Jen toasted Tri-County Health becoming No-County Health as the three counties that comprised Tri-County have left. Show sponsor Lorne Levy with Polygon Financial Group addresses the mortgage interest rate market and the movement of interest rates. Now is still a perfect time to secure a mortgage, refinance your existing mortgage, or consider a reverse mortgage.  Will Trachman, General Counsel with Mountain States Legal Foundation, is also in the studio. The original intent of the U.S. Constitution is the basis of each case that the Mountain States becomes involved in. Will explains the details of four cases that Mountain States Legal Foundation is working on. The first is a suit against CU-Denver on behalf of Celeste Archer, who was falsely accused of having COVID-19 and was immediately denied access to campus without due process. The second is a suit against the state of Colorado on behalf of Native Americans to stop the State's ban on schools using Native American mascots. The third is a lawsuit against the Biden administration stemming from the March 2021 COVID relief package, which offered debt relief to farmers and ranchers, except for white/Caucasian farmers. The last is a case about to be launched against the Colorado prison system on behalf of a white prison guard whose “diversity, equity and inclusion” training was so anti-white that it forced him out of a job.

Carmen Pacheco Jones, African American Health Initiative Specialist with Spokane Regional Health District formerly Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention Coordinator with Washington State University, State Certified Trainer in Diversity and Social Cognition, Certified Forensic Peer Counselor, Community Health Worker, Whitworth graduate, and Masters Candidate in Education with Gonzaga University. Carmen is a Spokane Regional Law and Justice Council member, in that capacity she is Chair of the council's Racial Equity Committee. Carmen also serves as a board member of Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners, Northwest Justice Project, Lumen High School/Early Education Center. Carmen also serves on the Department of Health Community Health Worker Task Force, Legal Foundation of Washington Race Equity Grants, Spokane Legislative Lead for EJI, and Gonzaga University Civil/Community Advisory Committee. As a formerly incarcerated individual, Carmen is dedicated in her work to transform the criminal legal system to create equity and justice for all who are impacted. Wedsite: https://www.ppntp.org Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/support

Daniel Woislaw of the pacific Legal Foundation says tire chalking is a suspicionless search and protected under the 4th amendment. We need to fight for our privacy and property rights. Give government an inch and they will take a mile. After lockdowns, it is more important to fight for liberty.

The legal concept of conservatorship is admittedly not something that often comes across anyone's social media screens. That all changed last week when Britney Spears, once arguably the most famous celebrity in the world, spoke out in court about what she characterized as a profoundly toxic conservatorship. In a new article published exclusively for Today's Esquire, legal analyst Aron Solomon takes an in-depth look at conservatorships, and the legal rights (or lack thereof) associated with them. This new article can be found here: https://www.todaysesquire.com/2021/07/01/toxic-the-legal-foundation-of-the-britney-spears-conservatorship/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In the latest episode of Practice Management Nuggets Podcast, Corrinne Boudreau shares her expert tips on How To Build a Legal Foundation For Your Healthcare Practice. Have you ever wanted to open your own healthcare practice, but you don't have a business background? Have you ever thought about calling a lawyer for business advice, but you were afraid that it would break the bank? Have you ever heard about a healthcare practice having a business dispute, and you were worried that this might happen to you?   Then you need customizable templates to help you set up your business, operate your brick and mortar local business, or your online business! Corrine Boudreau of Online Legal Essentials can help you! Corinne has developed guided legal templates for Canadians doing business online. Corinne has a knack for making things practical and easy to implement. Being a lawyer since 2002 has given her perspective and experience to boil things down to the essentials. You know that I love templates – and tips, tools, and training to make it easy! Corinne delivers this for you! Corinne Boudreau will explain the essential business documents that you need to start a new healthcare practice – in words that we all can understand! Meet Corinne Boudreau Corinne is the daughter of a teacher and a lawyer - which probably explains a lot about her desire to share and explain the legal stuff. After escaping many years of the big law firm life (aka the "soul-sucking situation"), Corinne started her entrepreneurial legal journey in 2012.   What started as a 40-hour in-person legal course developed for small business owners has now also turned into guided legal templates for Canadians doing business online. Corinne has a knack for making things practical and easy to implement.  Being a lawyer since 2002 has given her perspective and experience to boil things down to the essentials. Corinne is originally from Cape Breton Island and lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia with her spouse, Martin, two teenagers Enya and Owen, and new rescue pup, Kiwi. Corinne's hobbies include playing guitar with her band “The Mother Pluckers” and playing hockey.   Corinne's motto is "Work Hard. Have Fun. Give Back." www.instagram.com/lawyercorinne   https://twitter.com/lawyercorinne   https://www.facebook.com/onlinelegalessentials  https://onlinelegalessentials.ca https://clubhousedb.com/user/lawyercorinne https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinne-boudreau-9b7b144/ My Takeaways Corinne's recommendations of the essential business documents for a new healthcare practice are based on relationships. Relationships are triggers for business documents to improve communication and expectations – get it in writing! For example: Patients / clients terms of service, payments, Hiring documents, employees, contractors, associates or group practice; fee splitting, Physical location lease agreements Cost sharing Privacy policies including website, content protection Also, whether you have a brick and mortar local business or an online business, make sure that you are projecting yourself as a trustworthy business owner with a professional presence on your website. This includes having a privacy policy, copyright notice, disclaimers, terms of use documents. Remember Corinne's #1 tip – get it in writing! Get started right away with the free Ultimate Checklist for Running a Business Online in Canada. Show Notes 01:35  Introduction Corinne Boudreau, Online Legal Essentials 04:47  Corinne's #1 Tip 06:18  What are the essential starting business documents for a new healthcare practice? 11:18  Website policies and practices 16:17  Corporate structure options for healthcare practices 19:40  Types of Insurance that a business should consider including cybersecurity insurance 23:55  Contracts – fee-splitting, associates, hiring contracts 29:39  When Your Healthcare Practice Develops Online Services – understand the basics of copyright law and terms of service 32:48  Ultimate Checklist For Running A Business Online In Canada 34:45  Follow Corinne

Starting a business can be fun and rewarding. It's also challenging and not for the faint of heart. There are many matters that need to be taken into account. And legal considerations are amongst those. As our guest on today's episode, Paul Barbeau, puts it, "startups tend to be really cost-sensitive. And they certainly don't want to retain a legal firm that's going to engage in a real legal overkill. All that said though, there are some core principles that startups should really give some time to thinking through upfront and get some basic legal help when they go through that process and that'll lay the foundation for successful growth ."So let's lay some foundation together. Welcome to Shift.BIOPaul Barbeau is a partner in the Calgary office of the Canadian law firm McMillan LLP. A significant part of his practice is focused on helping emerging companies from their initial organization to exit transactions. This includes:• Early stage organization• Founder and shareholder agreements• Capital raising, including angel and venture capital financing, and securities law compliance• Licensing arrangements and other strategic transactions• Acquisitions, mergers and sales transactions• Public offeringsHe acts for clients in a range of industries, including technology, health-care, agritech, clean energy and natural resources. He has a law degree from the University of Toronto and an undergraduate degree in business from Brigham Young University.Alberta Innovates doesn't recommend any particular firm when seeking legal advice when starting a business.  Exercise due diligence and shop around for a lawyer that you feel is best for your circumstances.

When do you need a lawyer as an artist? Today! Yesterday! Why? Michael Ransom, entertainment lawyer based out of Nashville, Tennessee, is going to break it down on today's episode. Confront the taboo subject of lawyers, flip the script, and empower yourself. Learn why setting the legal foundation in your artist career matters.Episode Resource Guide:Contact Michael Ransom: m.ransom.jd@gmail.com Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.comWilson Harwood's Official Artist WebsiteWilson Harwood's Studio WebsiteSarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube InstagramPatreon

Cody Wisniewski of the Mountain States Legal Foundation joins Kristi Burton-Brown to discuss pending gun legislation in the Colorado General Assembly, a law which would potentially severely infringe on the second amendment rights of our state's citizens.

If you are starting a business or have a business, this epsisode is for you! Be legally aligned and grow with confidence! Lauren Boyd is an entrepreneur, attorney, mentor, and podcast host who left behind the overwhelm of corporate law to pursue the calling on her heart. After leaving corporate law where she negotiated multi-million dollar international contracts, she started and scaled her own 6-figure law firm in less than 12 months. Yet her heart was calling for the opportunity to serve more female entrepreneurs. She helps you find the alignment, authority, and abundance by owning your brand with a trademark, DIY contract templates, and creating professional and financial freedom through 1:1 immersive coaching services. Connect with Lauren! The Lauren Boyd | Be Legally Aligned & Grow With Confidence GUIDE MY BUSINESS Lauren Boyd (Ruiz), Esq. (@thelaurenboyd) • Instagram photos and videos Facebook Community

In this episode, we discuss:Carolyn's experience moving from in-house counsel for multi-million dollar companies to opening her own firm.Using contracts to your advantage.Legal implications to intellectual property as a business owner.Protecting yourself and your work as an entrepreneur.Fears & challenges we all face.What Zen Money means to Carolyn.And a whole lot more!About  Carolyn:Carolyn Jahnke is the Founding Attorney of Athena Legal Solutions. She founded Athena to empower and advise entrepreneurs about how to protect and grow their business value. Unlike other attorneys who have spent their years honing their craft in law firms, Carolyn never worked in a law firm. Instead, she honed her craft as in-house counsel, focused on helping businesses achieve their strategic and financial goals. Her clients value this background, as being an a great attorney isn’t just about knowing the law, it is knowing how businesses work and function in order to drive ethical and profitable business decisions.As a wife, mother to four children under the age of 12 who are currently in virtual schools, and a director on statewide and community nonprofit boards, Carolyn understands and empathizes with the many demands that small business owners must balance  every day. If you and your company want a trusted legal and business advisor who will give you peace of mind related to the challenges of your business – Carolyn is the right partner to advise, inspire, and counsel you in achieving your goals. To see what Carolyn & her team at Athena Legal Solutions are up to, visit: www.athenalegalsolutionsllc.com or email her directly: carolyn@athenalegalsolutionsllc.com. You can also connect with her on LinkedIn or Facebook.Reach out to me at Liz@LizLajoie.com if you have any questions!Thanks for joining us for this season's show...see you again soon! In the meantime, to continue the Zen Money conversation, join me online at www.lizlajoie.com.I'd love to hear from you! To submit a review of this podcast, just visit this link and walk through the super easy steps to let us know what you think: ratethispodcast.com/zenmoneyThanks in advance for your feedback!

One of the most intimidating parts of starting a business is creating a solid legal foundation to make sure that you and your big idea is protected. Today I’m bringing back my friend and my personal business attorney Lauren Ruiz to help clarify what we actually need to know in those early stages of starting a business, and how you can create a solid legal foundation without breaking the bank. In this episode we talk about:   The legal basics you need to know in the early stages of starting a business Where to start with contracts and agreements    Why having a legal foundation creates a mindset for success within your business || CONNECT WITH LAUREN || instagram.com/thelaurenruiz/ instagram.com/legallyaligned/ legallyaligned.com || CONNECT WITH POWERHOUSE WOMEN || instagram.com/powerhouse_women instagram.com/llindseyschwartz facebook.com/groups/powerhousewomencommunity www.powerhousewomen.co

Having a strong legal foundation for your business is essential for your business's success! Plus, it will save you time and money in the future when the legal disputes start arising. In this episode of Keeping It Real In Business™, legal strategist Salma Benkabbou, Esq., walks through the business formation process, choosing a name for your business, and some of the legal steps you can take to protect your business. This episode is part of the “Building Your Foundations” series.  DOWNLOAD YOUR FOUNDATIONS WORKBOOK Interested in purchasing your Building Your Foundations Workbook? Click here. CONNECT WITH US Sign up for our newsletter for updates on when new podcasts are published here. Follow us on Instagram @millennialbizlawyer  CREDIT "Upbeat Party" by scottholmesmusic.com

"LGBT Impact Litigation and SCOTUS" features a lively discussion between legal eagles Kate Kendell, former Executive Director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights and Ria Tabacco Mar, Women's Project Director, ACLU, followed by audience Q&A. This event is hosted by LeGaL’s Women’s Group and moderated by Cody Yorke of Outten & Golden.   This virtual lunch-and-learn is the third installment in the LeGaL Pride Power Lunch Series, held every Wednesday in June from 1-2 p.m. The events are free, but please consider making a donation in support of the LeGaL Foundation here. 

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The One thing I want people to know about me: I’m happy to be me and working with my dream clients    On this Episode:The most common mistakes in business How to protect your name Register your name for trademark protection - slogan, logo, name, uspto.gov  How not to get suedCreate a formal business entity to protect yourself as an individual  Reposting others contentBefore reposting you should have written permission and ask if it’s ok to repost, unless you give credit and it’s meant to be shared (As for example IG stories, share in stories and feed with giving credit)    Daily Ritual:Coffee and Pilates    Last thought: It’s scary to create your own business, to be the trailblazer, and it is so WORTH IT!  Taylor M. Tieman Esq. is an Attorney & Female Business & Brand Advocate. Taylor specifically loves counseling and supporting female entrepreneurs by sharing her own experiences as a fellow female business owner. She assists with all areas businesses and entrepreneurs need to pay “legal attention” to, some of which include: business formation and counseling, intellectual property protection, contract drafting and review, podcast legal consulting, website legal compliance. The One thing I want people to know about me: I’m happy to be me and working with my dream clients    Taylor M. Tieman Esq. is an Attorney & Female Business & Brand Advocate. Taylor specifically loves counseling and supporting female entrepreneurs by sharing her own experiences as a fellow female business owner. She assists with all areas businesses and entrepreneurs need to pay “legal attention” to, some of which include: business formation and counseling, intellectual property protection, contract drafting and review, podcast legal consulting, website legal compliance.   PS: Girl, You have always known you are meant for more. More than just getting by. More than just living by other people's limitations. Now is your time to become more. No more hiding behind your Fears or making Excuses. No more allowing Limiting Beliefs or Labels keep you feeling small anymore. It’s your time to take this leap… discover your true potential and gain all the confidence in the world.That’s why I have created Meant for More Mastermind for women to have sustainable support, sisterhood, and strategies for success that is true to you. Reserve your spot below: bit.ly/MFMMastermind

Many pastors call StartCHURCH to ask us their questions. Perhaps the most popular question we get is: Should pastors incorporate their churches? In this podcast, we will talk about why pastors SHOULD incorporate, and the most important steps they can take to form a legal foundation for a church or ministry.

Whether you’ve been in business for years, or are just starting out, your small business has to be built on a solid legal foundation, and that means taking the necessary steps to protect yourself and your brand for the years to come. While this side of the business can seem overwhelming, our guest today will lend some advice to set you on the right path. On today’s show, we speak to Ajay Jindia, business and corporate attorney at Schoenthaler Law Group. Ajay also serves as general counsel and corporate secretary for TiE Atlanta. https://www.myasbn.com/small-business/legal/how-to-build-a-solid-legal-foundation-for-your-small-business-ajay-jindia-schoenthaler-law-group/

Stanford Legal with Pam Karlan & Joe Bankman : "Building the Legal Foundation of Democracy w/ guests Erik Jensen & Sean Rosenberg" Erik Jensen, director of Stanford’s Rule of Law program, is joined by Sean Rosenberg, JD/MBA student and West Point grad who served in Afghanistan, who works with Jensen in the Afghanistan Legal Ed Project designed to help nations deal with the challenges of building a new democratic system of government after experiencing periods of upheaval. Originally aired on SiriusXM on March 17, 2018. Recorded at Stanford Video.

Stanford Legal with Pam Karlan & Joe Bankman : "Building the Legal Foundation f/ Democracy w/ guests Erik Jensen & Sean Rosenberg" Erik Jensen, director of Stanford’s Rule of Law program, is joined by Sean Rosenberg, JD/MBA student and West Point grad who served in Afghanistan, who works with Jensen in the Afghanistan Legal Ed Project designed to help nations deal with the challenges of building a new democratic system of government after experiencing periods of upheaval. Originally aired on SiriusXM on March 17, 2018. Recorded at Stanford Video.

Join us on Women Lead Radio as Quyen Tu, your host of Doing Good is Good For Business, has a conversation with John Montgomery, President of Lex Ultima, on how corporate law can set up your business to do good.   Interested in Learning More About Connected Women of Influence? Click Here to Be Invited as Our Special VIP & Guest to a Future Event! Interested in Becoming a Member of Our Professional Community!? Click Here to Apply for Membership!

The November 2011 podcast, featuring Professor Arthur Leonard of New York Law School & Brad Snyder, Executive Director of LeGaL - The LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York, focuses on three stories featured in the November issue: A Washington State federal case concerning the disclosure of the names & addresses of petitioners for an anti-gay ballot initiative; A case out of Australia concerning the requirements to be met to receive a gender reassignment certificate; and A military case concerning a Marine who faced discipline for appearing in several gay porn videos. Lesbian/Gay Law Notes, a publication of the LeGaL Foundation, is the most comprehensive monthly publication summarizing legal developments affecting the LGBT community here and abroad. Visit www.le-gal.org for more about LeGaL and to read/subscribe to Law Notes.

The October 2011 podcast, featuring Professor Arthur Leonard of New York Law School & Brad Snyder, Executive Director of LeGaL - The LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York, focuses on three stories featured in the October issue: a 9th Circuit case concerning an effort by Arizona to repeal health care benefits for the same-sex partners of state employees; an Alaskan case concerning a challenge by three same-sex couples to the constitutionality of an Alaskan real property tax exemption; and a New York Surrogate's Court case involving a challenge to a probate decree relating to the will of member of a same-sex couple who had married in Canada prior to his death. Lesbian/Gay Law Notes, a publication of the LeGaL Foundation, is the most comprehensive monthly publication summarizing legal developments affecting the LGBT community here and abroad. Visit www.le-gal.org for more about LeGaL and to read/subscribe to Law Notes.

The September 2011 podcast, featuring Professor Arthur Leonard of New York Law School & Brad Snyder, Executive Director of LeGaL - The LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York, focuses on three stories in the September issue: the certification that paves the way for ultimate repeal of the military's Don't Ask Don't Tell Policy; a Wisconsin case concerning a state statute that sought to bar payment for hormone therapy or sexual reassignment surgery for prisoners diagnosed with Gender Identity Disorder; and a Nebraska Supreme Court case concerning the rights of same-sex co-parents to pursue custody claims.  Visit www.le-gal.org for more about LeGaL. Lesbian/Gay Law Notes, a publication of the LeGaL Foundation, is the most comprehensive monthly publication summarizing legal developments affecting the LGBT community here and abroad.