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Reading all the Nolo books and taking your community college’s class on business law will help. Also, look for webinars on upcoming regulation by firms and ask
by 1123581321 5y ago
Reading all the Nolo books and taking your community college’s class on business law will help. Also, look for webinars on upcoming regulation by firms and ask questions. It’s not something you can really hope to master and you’ll probably only ever be a curator/selector of phrasing to use, at most, but you can become fairly fluent.
- sandwichbop 5y agoI remember seeing some Nolo books at my uni's library, do you have any recommendations to read when starting out? Will read as much as I can.
- 1123581321 5y agoEverything remotely relevant is probably good. The first one I read (in the US) was Incorporate Your Business. A lot of topics are connected there and the state-specific differences helped me understand the broader mindset required to operate nationally. https://www.amazon.com/Incorporate-Your-Business-Step-Step/dp/1413326390/ https://www.amazon.com/Incorporate-Your-Business-Step-Step/d...