Being an entrepreneur has its tricky parts. Sometimes when you get caught up in the process of growing your business, you inevitably skip some essential steps that can protect you from legal issues in the long run, such as trademarking your business, registering your business in a state that can benefit you as you scale, having a proper privacy policy and terms and conditions, and contracts that are written with terms that benefit you with partners, vendors and clients, just to name a few.

If you’re asking yourself, “do I need a lawyer for my business? When do I need to hire one?” you’re in luck, because in this week’s Limitless episode, Linda Kagan, founder of Kagan Law Group, tells us what to watch out for in the legal side of the business, so you can avoid getting burned later and focus solely on your growth and success.


IN THIS LIMITLESS PODCAST EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN

• The importance of having a trademark, when to trademark, and how 
• The ways to protect your business from legal issues and ensure you have a solid foundation for long-term growth
• How to establish accountability for your employees, vendors, contractors, and clients from the start by having a properly written contract
• Whether you should file to change the state of formation and legal structure from LLC to C Corp
• When it is time for you to hire an attorney for your business and whether you should hire a firm/outside counsel, in-house general counsel, or both
  
  

RESOURCES:

• Join the Waitlist for Frankly Co.
• More Frankly Co. resources
• Connect with Linda on LinkedIn
• Visit the Kagan Law Group website