What are the top legal considerations for startups? 
In this episode of the Go For Launch podcast, attorney David Lizerbram of David Lizerbram & Associates shares key steps for entrepreneurs to consider when they are ready to start or incorporate a business.
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In the show, David Lizerbram and Brandon Uttley discuss a range of legal questions for entrepreneurs, including:
- When someone is thinking about starting a business, who’s the first advisor they should hire—an accountant or an attorney?
- What are the top legal considerations a new entrepreneur should address?
- How much should someone budget to consult with an attorney when setting up their business?
- What should entrepreneurs do to protect themselves when having business partners?
- Is a desired business name truly available if you can register the domain name?
- What are the benefits of working with an attorney on an ongoing basis?
If you need legal counsel for your business, contact Lizerbram & Associates.
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