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U.S Startup & Small Business Registration And Business Law
Course and instructor introduction
Law for small business and entrepreneurs course and instructor introduction (2:16)
Company formation
Difference between a partnership vs. shareholder vs. members (3:44)
Member agreement vs. partnership agreement vs. shareholder agreement (1:34)
What if a partner or member or shareholder wants to quit? (2:42)
Delaware registration: registering your business in Delaware vs. your own state (1:10)
Different types of business insurance & how to decide if you should buy it (3:40)
How to dissolve a company if you need to close it (1:18)
How to dissolve a company if you need to close it (8:36)
Business bank account and maintaining other business formalities (3:22)
What is an EIN (1:04)
How to begin the registration process (4:15)
Nonprofits and foundations
What is a nonprofit? (5:20)
How to hire a good lawyer
Different kinds of lawyers you can hire (2:41)
How to find and research lawyers, how much to pay for a lawyer & negotiation (6:29)
DIY (do it yourself options) - how to best use them and are they viable? (3:08)
Protecting intellectual property and your ideas
How to protect business ideas and your company's intellectual property (4:17)
How to protect your business by creating a moat around it (5:21)
For first-time entrepreneurs: More on moats, barriers, being first-to-market (6:11)
Patents
Introduction to patents (5:42)
Social media use at work and online privacy
Can you get fired from work for posting on social media when you are not at work (5:28)
How much should you realistically restrict your social media activities (4:37)
Internet privacy, NSA and Edward Snowden (4:57)
Additional, miscellaneous topics
What to consider when deciding to hire employees vs. contractors (3:47)
What is a cease and desist letter & what to do if you get one (3:55)
Is it bad or risky to represent yourself in court? (3:34)
How to minimize/decrease the risk of being sued (5:37)
Which law applies (4:51)
What should a typical website terms of service say (2:15)
DIY (do it yourself options) - how to best use them and are they viable?
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