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Contracts for makers (Facebook Live 33)
Why contracts are the most important legal protection for your creative business and how you can write your own!
Contracts for makers (Facebook Live 33)
Why contracts are the most important legal protection for your creative business and how you can write your own!
Negotiating a book deal (Facebook Live 32)
Negotiating a book deal: Points to think about plus working with an agent.
Negotiating a book deal (Facebook Live 32)
Negotiating a book deal: Points to think about plus working with an agent.
What are the potential downsides of registering a trademark with the USPTO? (Facebook Live 31)
What are the potential downsides of registering a trademark with the USPTO? And why I think most businesses should do it anyway. Ready to begin work on a trademark registration? Contact us at: https://awbfirm.com/contact/
What are the potential downsides of registering a trademark with the USPTO? (Facebook Live 31)
What are the potential downsides of registering a trademark with the USPTO? And why I think most businesses should do it anyway. Ready to begin work on a trademark registration? Contact us at: https://awbfirm.com/contact/
How can a lawyer help grow your business? (Facebook Live 30)
How can a lawyer help grow your business?
How can a lawyer help grow your business? (Facebook Live 30)
How can a lawyer help grow your business?
Independent Contractors (Facebook Live 29)
Are you working with independent contractors? Today's live video talks about making sure your contractors are really contractors, not employees, and what terms you can include in your agreements with independent contractors.
Independent Contractors (Facebook Live 29)
Are you working with independent contractors? Today's live video talks about making sure your contractors are really contractors, not employees, and what terms you can include in your agreements with independent contractors.
