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It's been almost three years since March 2020 when the world shut down for the first time because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Legal Paige knows the last three years have been *extra* rough on entrepreneurs, and during this time we’ve seen entrepreneurs rise up and protect themselves financially and legally through their contracts.

But now, three years later, it looks like national shutdowns, and event restrictions are seemingly over (knock-on-wood). So the question many business owners are asking is whether they STILL need Covid waivers, Covid rescheduling clauses, and Covid acknowledgments within their client contracts. TLP is here to help you answer these questions! So let's get into it.

The biggest biz lesson we learned from 2020? As much as we wish we could grab a crystal ball and see into the future, we can’t predict what’s going to happen or how it will impact our businesses. As attorneys...my...

As we are all well aware by this point as small business owners, Covid-19 has severely impacted the way we contract with our clients. One of the most important lessons learned in 2020 is the act of updating your client...

I know 2020 has been a YEAR. Whew. Small business owners in every industry have been tested this year; financially, emotionally, and physically, this has not been a year for the faint of heart. I am so proud of all...

The online world of health and wellness is absolutely BOOMING.  Personalized online fitness coaches, at home workout subscription services (like Peloton), virtual fitness classes, and on and on have begun to dominate the health and wellness industry.  With Covid-19 forcing...

As an industry standard, wedding & event photographers generally take a 50% retainer on the total value of the booking as non-refundable reservation retainer. However, when Covid-19 hit across the industry we started seeing a client pushback and legal battles...

A question I’ve seen a lot lately from wedding industry professionals, is what to do when a client decides to reschedule their wedding or event for a SECOND time. We’ve already discussed how to use rescheduling addendums and cancellation contracts...

As shelter in place orders begin to be lifted across the U.S., it’s time to start thinking about what that means for your small business. I can not tell you how many questions I’ve gotten, not only from local business...

With all of this time at home, now is the PERFECT opportunity to spend some quality time taking a good hard look at your contract and finding some areas in need of an update. I’ve seen LOTS of questions regarding...