Small business owners who have operated their companies for several years without any legal oversight often find themselves in a position where, although they don't think they've anything specific wrong, they're also far from convinced that they've done everything right. Whether you become motivated to engage a business lawyer out of general risk aversion, new business partners, expansion, bank requirements when you’re seeking a business loan, or a potential sale of the company, this video explains a few areas that you may want to prioritize.
Want to fast forward to something specific? 1:56 - Regulatory compliance 2:31 - Employment and independent contractor agreements 3:03 - Intellectual property protection 3:33 - Client and vendor contracts 4:09 - Data privacy and security concerns 4:33 - Corporate recordkeeping and corporate governance documentation 5:01 - Other higher-priority areas of law and corporate diligence 5:35 - Sticking to a reasonable budget!
Disclaimer: All information provided in this episode is for general educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. Viewers are encouraged to seek independent legal counsel for advice tailored to their specific circumstances and applicable governing law. No attorney/client relationship is formed by virtue of you accessing or viewing this content.
