Every Clause Tells a Story
Every clause in a contract has a backstory.
Short, digestible legal tips and updates to keep you informed and ahead of the curve.
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Every clause in a contract has a backstory.
The gig economy has made "independent contractor" a household term, but many businesses are classifying workers incorrectly, and it's a costly mistake.
There's a time for DIY. Your IKEA bookshelf? Go for it. Your wedding playlist? Be my guest. But your operating agreement? Your partnership terms? Your contract with a five-figure liability clause? That's not a weekend project.
You need to feel comfortable with your lawyer. Comfortable asking questions. Comfortable saying, "I don't get this" or "That doesn't sit right with me."
A common mistake I see? Getting fixated on labels.
When clients come to me with legal challenges, the first question I ask isn't 'What happened?' but 'What outcome do you want?'
It's wild how many people sign contracts without ever consulting a lawyer. If I had to guess? Well over 50%. And now that AI tools can draft anything in 30 seconds, the number's probably climbing.
Starting a business feels like drinking from a firehose. There's so much to learn, so many decisions to make, and no clear roadmap.
Healthcare decisions are deeply personal, yet many people haven't documented their wishes should they become unable to communicate.
I hear it all the time: "I don't need a will yet. I don't own much." Or: "I'm not wealthy enough to need estate planning."
Some things in life you just don't save on: quality food, your health, and your attorney.
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