U.S Startup & Small Business Registration And Business Law

U.S Startup & Small Business Registration And Business Law, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 42 lectures, based on 160 reviews, and has 3361 subscribers.

You will learn about Great for beginners! Business registration Internet privacy and social media use at work How to protect intellectual property Determine whether your business should be an LLC, S corp, C corp, or a non profit Know how to hire a good lawyer when you need one Research a lawyer's disciplinary ethics background Know the difference between a patent, trademark and a copyright, and be able to determine when each is needed Understand laws about hiring and firing employees and contractors, and what you can be fired or let go for as an employee This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for entrepreneurs and small business owners or This course is for people who needs to understand business law basics It is particularly useful for This course is for entrepreneurs and small business owners or This course is for people who needs to understand business law basics.

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Summary

Title: U.S Startup & Small Business Registration And Business Law

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Published Lectures: 35

Number of Curriculum Items: 42

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 35

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Great for beginners!
Business registration
Internet privacy and social media use at work
How to protect intellectual property
Determine whether your business should be an LLC, S corp, C corp, or a non profit
Know how to hire a good lawyer when you need one
Research a lawyer's disciplinary ethics background
Know the difference between a patent, trademark and a copyright, and be able to determine when each is needed
Understand laws about hiring and firing employees and contractors, and what you can be fired or let go for as an employee

Who Should Attend

This course is for entrepreneurs and small business owners
This course is for people who needs to understand business law basics

Target Audiences

This course is for entrepreneurs and small business owners
This course is for people who needs to understand business law basics

Learn why you need to register your business with the state, how to decide on what business entity to choose (LLC, S corp, C corp or something else), how to protect your intellectual property, basic employment laws, online privacy issues and much more.

You will also learn how to hire a good business lawyer to help you when you will need legal help.

As an entrepreneur, at one point or another, you will need to hire a lawyer. You will also have to understand many of the business law basics like issues with business registration, liability protection, entity types, and more. This course will teach you all that and much more!

Disclaimer: this course is for US law only.

Understand Intellectual Property Law

We’ll go over various ways to protect intellectual property and when to use Trademarks, Patents, or non-disclosure agreements. We’ll also cover when Trademarks, Patents, or non-disclosure agreements don’t work and when not to use them. So by the end of the course, you will know whether you need a trademark, patent, or a non-disclosure agreement.

Still Wondering If This Business Law Online Course Is Right For You? There Is No Risk To Try

Every Udemy course comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. So if you don’t get what you hoped out of this business law online course, you can get a full refund. But I am sure you will love the course, so go ahead, sign up, and start learning about business law concerning your company, starting today.

Why Do You Need A Business Law Online Course?

Every new entrepreneur should take this business law online course to become familiar with basic business law that they will need to understand when they start their business. This course will explain how to form your company, how to protect your intellectual property, legal issues associated with hiring and firing employees, and much more.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course and instructor introduction

Lecture 1: Law for small business and entrepreneurs course and instructor introduction

Lecture 2: How to decide what business entity is right for you

Chapter 2: Company formation

Lecture 1: Difference between a partnership vs. shareholders vs. members

Lecture 2: Member agreement vs. partnership agreement vs. shareholder agreement

Lecture 3: What if a partner or member or shareholder wants to quit?

Lecture 4: Delaware registration: registering your business in Delaware vs. your own state

Lecture 5: Different types of business insurance & how to decide if you should buy it

Lecture 6: How to dissolve a company if you need to close it

Lecture 7: Business bank account and maintaining other business formalities

Lecture 8: What is an EIN

Lecture 9: How to begin the registration process

Chapter 3: Company formation definitions and recap

Lecture 1: Company formation definitions and recap

Chapter 4: Nonprofits and foundations

Lecture 1: What is a nonprofit?

Chapter 5: How to hire a good lawyer

Lecture 1: Different kinds of lawyers you can hire

Lecture 2: How to find and research lawyers, how much to pay for a lawyer & negotiation

Lecture 3: DIY (do it yourself options) – how to best use them and are they viable?

Chapter 6: Protecting intellectual property and your ideas

Lecture 1: How to protect business ideas and your company's intellectual property

Lecture 2: How to protect your business by creating a moat around it

Lecture 3: For first-time entrepreneurs: More on moats, barriers, being first-to-market

Lecture 4: Case study of my decision of whether to get a trademark

Lecture 5: Pros and cons of checking and registering a trademark

Chapter 7: Patents

Lecture 1: Introduction to patents

Lecture 2: Examples of how big companies use patents

Chapter 8: Social media use at work and online privacy

Lecture 1: Can you get fired from work for posting on social media when you are not at work

Lecture 2: How much should you realistically restrict your social media activities

Lecture 3: Internet privacy, NSA and Edward Snowden

Chapter 9: Additional, miscellaneous topics

Lecture 1: What to consider when deciding to hire employees vs. contractors

Lecture 2: What is a cease and desist letter & what to do if you get one

Lecture 3: Is it bad or risky to represent yourself in court?

Lecture 4: How to minimize/decrease the risk of being sued

Lecture 5: Which law applies

Lecture 6: What should a typical website terms of service say

Chapter 10: Conclusion of our business and start-up law course

Lecture 1: Course certificate for this business registration course: how to get it

Lecture 2: Thank you for taking this course on business registration – parting words

Lecture 3: Bonus lecture: ideas for next possible courses to take

Instructors

Alex Genadinik
Business, Entrepreneurship, SEO, Marketing, Amazon, YouTube
Steve Pipenger
Attorney and Counselor at Law

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 22 votes
4 stars: 42 votes
5 stars: 86 votes

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