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The Small Business Contracts Coach is a legal podcast hosted by a seasoned attorney specializing in providing practical legal advice for entrepreneurs and small business owners. The show offers valuable insights on key legal aspects crucial for business success.
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Operating Agreements in Texas: What Protects You When Business Partners Disagree (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Small Business Contracts Coach, host Lisa Mosbey welcomes attorney Darryl Shaper from the Fixed Fee Law Firm to discuss the intricacies of operating agreements for Texas entrepreneurs. Darryl emphasizes the importance of these agreements in setting the terms and conditions for running a limited liability company (LLC). He highlights the need for thoughtful drafting to avoid future conflicts among business partners, particularly in areas like decision-making, profit distrib
Service Agreements for Small Businesses: Payment Terms, Scope Creep, and Getting Paid (opens the original)
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In this episode of Small Business Contracts Coach, attorney Darryl Shaper from the Fixed Fee Law Firm joins host Lisa Mosbey to discuss the intricacies of service agreements for Texas small businesses. They delve into the importance of clear payment terms and scope definitions to prevent cash flow issues and conflicts. Darryl emphasizes the necessity of upfront deposits, especially when dealing with new clients or large corporations with extended payment terms. He also advises on including stop
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