I think- not 100% sure because I can't recall any case law- but if you are referring to Grellas' website, it would qualify as 'general information' and not 'leg

I think- not 100% sure because I can't recall any case law- but if you are referring to Grellas' website, it would qualify as 'general information' and not 'legal advice' because it is not an answer to someone's specific question on a legal issue. For example, Grellas has info on the best practices for company entity formation, financing, etc. It would be different if Grellas was at a party and he answered a question of "oh your a lawyer... I'm trying to convince my brother-in-law the engineer to work on this medical prototype idea I have on nights and weekends. Is a C-corp, or an LLC the best way to go for tax purposes?"