webinars with The Legal Department

Upcoming Webinars

Join Us for These Webinars Created for Small Business Owners in Florida!

Running a successful business can be tough, and navigating the legal side of things can be even tougher. That’s why we’re excited to invite you to join our upcoming webinars, designed specifically for small business owners like you! Led by Laurie Lee, small business attorney and owner of The Legal Department, our webinars will provide you with practical legal tips and insights to help you protect and grow your small business. So whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, join us for our informative and engaging webinars. We can’t wait to see you there!

SCORE Jacksonville – LLCs for Florida Real Estate: What Owners Should Know

Friday, September 11th at 10AM EST

Real estate investing and ownership require intentional legal structuring. This webinar with Laurie Lee, 22+ year business attorney and President of The Legal Department, covers how LLCs are commonly used in Florida real estate, where owners often go wrong, and how entity structure, agreements, and compliance impact liability, financing, and long-term strategy.

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Going Solo: Understanding the Risks of Single-Member LLCs

Tuesday, September 29th at 12 PM EST

Many business owners assume a single-member LLC provides complete personal asset protection—but there may be gaps you haven’t considered. In this webinar, we’ll explore where single-member LLCs can fall short, common mistakes that increase exposure, and practical strategies to strengthen your protection. Is your LLC protecting you as well as you think? Join us to find out.

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Classify with Confidence: Worker Agreements

Tuesday, October 20th at 12 PM EST

Employee or independent contractor? The difference isn’t always as clear as it seems. Join Florida small business attorney, Laurie Lee, for a practical look at worker classification, what sets employees and contractors apart, and how the right agreements can help set expectations from the start. You may be surprised by what actually makes the difference.