#07: James Wynne’s Top Legal Tips for Startups
Jackie Kennedy
29 Aug 2019
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Ever wondered what type of entity you should register your business as? Worry that the registered name differs from your trading name? Not sure which contracts and administration your business needs to stay on top of? Keen to protect your intellectual property, but don’t know how?
Then this episode of the Entrepreneur on the Grow podcast is for you! Jackie Kennedy, our Lead Business Coach here at Startup School, sits down with Attorney James Wynne to chat about all things legal when it comes to starting and scaling a business.
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