Leah Goodman and Sue Wang are the founders of Clarity Law Group, a small law firm that is dismantling the billable hour business model.

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We're hosting at Digital Capital Week

Digital Capital in DCWe’re so excited about DCWEEK! 10,000 people are registered, and there’s a full slate of fun and useful events. The Washington Post picked us as a highlighted event and did a great interview. If you’re in DC, come join us at the events we’re hosting!

Common Deadly Mistakes for Growing Businesses (a tax+legal workshop)

This hands-on workshop might be the most useful strategy session you do all year. Now that your business has taxable profits, learn the single most expensive tax mistake that business owners often make. For long-term planning, learn how to maximize your value in an exit, partial exit, or growth plan. Presented by Kim Bey, CPA, and Sue Wang, Esq., this session will highlight specific ways to avoid some of the most common pitfalls that a business can encounter. We’ll address relevant questions such as: Can a few targeted changes save you thousands in taxes? (Yes, if you’re smart.) Can you lose control if you sell only 10% of the company? (Yes, if you’re careless.) Can you dramatically reduce your tax audit risk? Can a “mileage allowance” mistake cost you thousands? Can you really get sued if you ask a job candidate if he has children? (Yes, yes, and yes.) With plenty of time for questions, this workshop will help you plan for years of healthy growth. This two-hour workshop is limited to 20 participants.

Top 10 Legal Tips for Starting a New Company

Our most popular legal talk! Come learn how to be smart about paying people with equity, how to plan for exit and growth, and how to finally get past the analysis paralysis of LLC/C-Corp/S-Corp decisions. We’ll share actionable advice on how to set up your company for maximum flexibility in the future. This will be a fast-paced presentation followed by plenty of time for questions and networking.

How to Get Paid

Experienced businesspeople know that doing the work and getting paid are two different things. Does your contract spell out the terms clearly and in your favor? This talk will focus on great ideas to bake into your deal up front, to avoid a big mess later. We’ll talk about scenarios that apply whether you are a developer, an ad-supported website, a customer-facing business, or even a landlord. This will be a fast-paced presentation followed by plenty of time for questions and networking.

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