Your Legal Roadmap: Essential Steps Every Entrepreneur Must Know
Learn How to Legally Protect, Structure, and Grow Your Business Without Costly Mistakes
ONE-DAY VITUALÂ WORKSHOP CONDUCTED LIVE!
Join us for a half-day live workshop on Zoom, designed to help you host retreats and events confidently and safely.
Get real-time guidance on how to legally protect your participants, craft proper waivers and agreements, and manage event risks for both live and virtual gatherings. We’ll walk you through real-world examples, review key legal essentials, and answer your specific questions live.
Choose the session that works best for you:
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Friday, December 5, 2025 at 10:00 AM Pacific
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Monday, December 8, 2025 at 1:00 PM Pacific
Each session runs approximately three hours, and you’ll receive access to the full recording to revisit the material anytime. Secure your spot now and get the clarity and confidence you need to run safe, legally compliant events.
NAVIGATE BUSINESS LEGALLY AND AVOID COSTLY MISTAKES
What You’ll Learn
âś” Key legal documents every entrepreneur needs
Which contracts, agreements, and policies protect your business and when to use them.
âś” Compliance essentials most small businesses miss
Simple steps to stay legal and avoid penalties or headaches.
âś” How to set up your business entity
LLC, Corporation, or Sole Proprietorship — learn what matters for liability, taxes, and protection.
âś” A step-by-step legal roadmap
Clear guidance on what to do next and how to do it properly.
Who This Webinar Is For
This session is designed for:
- New business owners who want to avoid early legal mistakes
- Freelancers, consultants, and service providers
- Entrepreneurs shifting from informal to formal business operations
- Growing businesses looking to strengthen their legal foundation
What Makes This Different
Legal education is usually confusing, expensive, or overwhelming. This webinar is clear, practical, and built for real entrepreneurs who need straightforward guidance they can use immediately. No complicated legal language.
No fear-based pressure. Just empowerment, clarity, and simple steps you can actually follow.
Wish you could get affordable guidance from a legal expert?
You can.
Our webinar host, Ian Foster, Esq., has extensive experience in business and event law and now teaches retreat leaders and small business owners how to host safely.
In this webinar, you’ll get live instruction, actionable feedback, and practical guidance — all at a price designed for small business budgets.
Worried you won’t understand all the legal details or will have too many questions?
Don’t be! Each session includes dedicated time for Q&A, and our instructor welcomes every question with patience and clarity.
Your questions actually make the workshop better for everyone — so don’t hold back. Ask away and learn how to host retreats safely and confidently!
YOUR INSTRUCTOR
I'm Ian Foster, attorney specializing in coaches, healers, and transformational leaders. As a long-time government tax attorney, I've seen first-hand what happens when people don't understand the tax system, and I believe every business owner deserves quality help that's cost-effective and doesn't take up too much of your time.
My solution to this problem is a unique one-day workshop where you can actually see specific examples that will help you report the correct income and deduct all the expenses to which you're entitled!
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LEGAL UNCERTAINTY IS HOLDING YOUR BUSINESS BACK
We know legal uncertainty is real — and every day, entrepreneurs hesitate to launch, scale, or make decisions because of unclear contracts, compliance questions, or fear of liability.
Join this free webinar and gain the clarity, protection, and confidence you need to structure your business correctly, avoid legal pitfalls, and grow with peace of mind.
DISCLAIMERS
Nothing presented in this webinar is, or is intended to be, legal services or legal advice. The content of Your Legal Roadmap: Essential Steps Every Entrepreneur Must Know is for educational purposes only and should not be considered legal guidance. If you need legal advice specific to your business, contracts, or compliance, please consult a licensed attorney familiar with your situation.
