Find out why hiring a lawyer is essential for the success of your new small business from employment law expert Lindsay Raymond, Founding Partner at law firm Danbrook, Adams & Raymond.
Learn why every small business should consult with an attorney when launching a new business.
Join host Angie Witkowski, Keynote Speaker and Leadership Coach, as she interviews Lindsay Raymond, Partner and Founder of Danbrook, Adams, Raymond PLC and a legal expert in Employment Law.
Learn all about: • What type of legal entity should be set up for your small business: a partnership, a corporation, an LLC.
• When you may need a specialized attorneys. For example, if you have a patent, you may need a patent lawyer. If you have a real estate business, you may need a real estate lawyer. A good attorney will be able to connect you to a specialist.
• How to consult with an attorney for your small business at the front-end to anticipate the future needs of the business that can save you time and money. Sometimes you need to think of the worst-case scenarios and plan for down the road just in case you need.
Also learn about Lindsay’s expertise as an employment attorney and how she can help business owners manage their businesses: - What is employment law? Employment law is anything that governs the workplace from payroll to HR issues. - How do I pay my employees, what type of policies do I need, how do I protect confidential business information, what do I do if there is a discrimination claim, what can I do to protect my confidential systems or customer databases, and more.
Last, learn from Lindsay about her own experience in starting her own law firm!
About Angie Witkowski Angie Witkowski is a New York Times best-selling author of business books such as “SPARK,” “Bet on You,” and “Leading from the Front.” She has been a coach inside some of the world’s best businesses and has shared a keynote stage with some of the most influential leaders of our time. Angie served as an officer in the Marine Corps and holds a BA and MBA from the University of Michigan. She is co-owner of Morsels, a coffee and bakery in downtown Traverse City.
