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Totes check me out on the latest episode of the Wedding MBA Podcast hosted by Clint Hufft. We talk about everythang from the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution, client emotional baggage, child labor, and non-refundable deposits. For those taking the SAT, that means Rob is to The Wedding MBA Podcast as Alec Baldwin is to Saturday Night Live. Except less luxurious hair… For further information, contact an attorney in your area.

Check me out on the latest episode of the Wedding Industry Insiders podcast, hosted by Eddie Babbage. The legal issues that arise when someone other than the couple signs your contract How to properly secure the rights to images from your events How to handle situations where clients want to publicly post negative feedback about your services The two vital roles your contract should serve for your business Legal rules that determine when your team members are employees versus independent contractors You with an Understanding of Key Legal Issues For further information, contact an attorney in your area.

A.R.Y.L., WMBA desires peace with mankind, educating wedding industry professionals on “the business side of the wedding business. I have implemented specific marketing and operations concepts I learned at the WMBA that yielded significant profit. You will win the game if you provide value to the angry client to defuse the situation, EVEN IF YOU ARE RIGHT, in order to prevent the worst outcomes. SCHEMA is something really important, but I don’t know why because I was eating some Cheetohs during this part and the crunch noise caused me to miss what he said.

So if you do a wedding in Georgia and you’re from North Carolina, and that client resides in Georgia, you’ve got to go back to Georgia even though you’re in North Carolina (even if you hang your hat in Tennessee). If you’re from San Francisco and you need to sue somebody in Los Angeles, you’ve got to go to Los Angeles, most of the time. Choosing your forum is good because in the unfortunate event that you’re sued, you don’t want to have to go somewhere else or you don’t want to be in front of a jury of your peers that aren’t really your peers. But if all you’ve got to do is just drive two miles to your small claims court, that has a big effect on whether or not you’re going to bring that suit and get that money back, because again, the law says you usually have to go to where the defendant is.