About this episode
How is your business set up from a legal perspective? As an entrepreneur are you too focused on making money, and not spending enough time protecting it? What legal hassles could you avoid if you were just a little bit more proactive? Rudy sets out to answer these questions for us today by drawing on the experience of his attorney, Greg Christiansen. Greg has been an attorney for decades now, and has seen his fair share of problems arise over the years with online marketing, disgruntled clients, and contractual disputes. As we've come to appreciate with Rudy, he's heading off those problems at the pass for us by letting us ride shotgun with his legal eagle while he picks his brain on how to structure your business and protect your assets. Together they're also offering priceless insights on employee contracts, when you should worry about the FTC, and how not to be intimated by the law when you're just starting out. Maverick businessmen need their legal eagle wingman and it's great to be privy to some of Greg's wisdom in today's awesome episode of Living The Red Life. Contracts, if they're good, set expectations and provide clarity! Thank you Rudy, thank you Greg. Come and get it guys! “The best advice I can give to anybody out there: have integrity in your marketing practices.” ~ Greg Christiansen In This Episode: How to get a good legal 'base' and the right foundation for your business structure The importance of fulfilling your promise from a marketing perspective Why entrepreneurs get initimated by the law early on Are you too small for the FTC to worry about you? Why 'happy clients make your world go round' Red hot legal advice for staff hiring The value of a good, clear dispute resolution process Understanding asset protection through holding companies Connect with Greg Christiansen: Website - https://www.guardianlaw.com/ Connect with Rudy Mawer: LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/rudymawer/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/rudymawerlife Facebook - www.facebook.com/rudymawerlife Twitter - www.twitter.com/rudymawer