Legal Issues for Small Businesses - 10/16/2019 - C0405
Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself and your business.
This small business legal seminar is designed for startups as well as those already in business. When your business changes and grows you need to be prepared to respond to those changes. This is a unique seminar for someone concerned about some of the tricky legal issues when starting and managing their business.
Key Topics:
- The choosing of the type of legal business entity
- Protecting your identity
- Understanding business contracts and leases
- Employment practices and pitfalls – and how to avoid employment problems
- and many more legal issues that small businesses encounter every day
There will be ample time for questions covering individual concerns of those in the class.
Learning Outcomes:
- Business entity choices for small businesses
- About contracts and leases and how to review them
- 1099 versus W2 employees, what’s the difference.
- What are the types of NDA and when do you use them
- When do I need a lawyer
What People Are Saying About This Class:
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“Really helped me understand the issues”
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“Very knowledgeable instructor”
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“A really essential class for any small business person”
Registration Information
Registration Fee: $45.00
Veterans: Free admission is available for this class. Click Here for details.
Walk-ins: If space allows, you can register at the door and pay via PayPal.
Be sure to complete registration fully. Print out the ticket and bring it to class as proof of payment or save the confirmation email on your mobile device and bring it with you.
Seating is Limited. This class begins promptly at 6:00pm so please arrive by 5:45 to sign in and get seated.
If you have trouble registering, send an email to info@svscore.org
About the Speaker:
Tushar Shah
Mr. Shah holds Engineering degrees from the University of California at Berkeley, and Masters of Business Administration and Juris Doctorate degrees from Pepperdine University. He is a seasoned business advisor and practicing attorney, with over three decades experience providing counsel for numerous businesses and investors with respect to general business law; corporate and partnership law; intellectual property and licensing law; day-to-day business operations including contract law and negotiations, immigration and employment law; international tax law; real estate law; and estate planning, trust and probate law. Mr. Shah has served in various senior technical, management and legal capacities for firms throughout the United States and Asia. He remains a member of a number of corporate Boards.