These dynamic and new threats are coming up constantly. According to the 2021 Business Aftermath Findings:
* 58% of small businesses have been impacted by at least one data breach or one security breach.
* 45% of small businesses spend between $250,000 and $500,000 to cover the cost of a breach.
* 15% had to reduce their headcount to cut expenses following the breach.
Moreover, around 85% of data breaches are caused by human error. And while cyber breaches significantly affect large enterprises, small businesses aren’t immune either.
In this episode, I'm discussing some recent data breaches and some important lessons and takeaways for U.S. businesses.
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]]>In this episode, CGL partner Keri Kelly and Robert Glaser, Managing Principal at Conduit Privacy Solutions join the conversation to discuss operations, privacy, and data security. They also dig into the link between privacy, legal, and IT – a triad of elements to form a single operational program.
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Security and privacy need to be part of the fabric of your organization. To do this, it should be part of everybody's job from the executive suite down to customer-facing employees.It’s not just about the policies and procedures, but about making a culture of privacy inside the organization.
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]]>From the outset, the cost of legal advice can seem really intimidating, but it is always more expensive to fix what has not been done right. Fixing legal mistakes can be significantly more expensive than being compliant.
In today’s episode, we discuss five common mistakes early-stage startups make and some ways to avoid those to set your company up for compliance success.
If you have any concerns about compliance, it is best to reach out to an attorney who can help you navigate this because there can be catastrophic consequences for non-compliance.
Building a relationship with an attorney who's experienced in these issues can help you avoid the mistakes that most startups make because there are consequences, and they come with a hefty price. Ultimately, a good lawyer can help you strategize, mitigate risks, and help you make the most informed business decisions.
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Episode 027: Key IP Issues for Startups
Episode 29: Minimum Wage Requirements
Episode 33: ICs in California
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]]>To be sure, Jessica’s story shows the value of distributed work for lawyers. However, in her experience, the clients benefit too.
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]]>Since the beginning of the pandemic, supply chains have been making headlines. The supply chain struggles have affected most of us in one way or another. And if you’re following up on what’s going on with the baby formula shortage right now, it’s an undeniable fact that supply chains significantly impact our society and economy.
Supply chain strains are caused by various factors, from shutdowns and the rising cost of production, to trucker issues, warehouse, and worker shortages, reduced inventories, inflation, and a whole lot more.
From a business standpoint, this could become a major problem over time – and contracts play a huge role in improving your supply chains while reducing the risks involved.
In this episode, we discuss how you, as a business, can better your supply chains with better contracts. We also outline other things to consider when renegotiating your supplier contracts, which is especially relevant in this post-pandemic world.
Finally, we can’t stress enough the importance of having transparent communication about your supply chain issues with your potential purchasers. Transparency helps you meet your compliance obligations. It also better manages your consumer expectations thereby maintaining trust, protecting your brand, and reducing complaints or negative reviews.
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VC or venture capital is a type of financing that relies on private investors who invest funds into a startup in exchange for equity. This is attractive to some startups because it is available at the company's early stages before the company is profitable. While VC financing comes with a host of advantages, it’s also not without its drawbacks.
In this episode, we cover some common legal issues that founders run into when it comes to VC funding, as well as some tips and tricks when seeking VC investment.
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In this episode, learn some things you need to know when it comes to classifying and hiring independent contractors in California. If you're unsure, it is best to err on the side of treating a worker as an employee, then from there, you can see if they fit into the independent contractor classification based on the tests we will be discussing today.
However, the risk can be very high and it’s complicated to figure out proper classifications. Therefore, if you really want to make sure to stay compliant, it’s best to be working with an employment attorney even before you hire your first employees and contractors to just mitigate that risk of hiring anyone. And don't just think this only applies to early-stage companies because a lot of more mature companies still end up misclassifying employees as independent contractors.
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Since life is always changing and the things around us are always evolving, balance is a work in progress. What is balanced for us at one point may not be balanced at a different point, and so you have to find what works for you at any given point in your life.
A large element of this is being mindful of your relationship with work. This is key if you don’t want to end up compromising things in your personal life. At CGL, we take pride in creating a workspace that allows our employees the autonomy to do that.
It’s essential that we all make an effort to invest in ourselves – and that includes taking some time off, doing things to keep you healthy and stress-free, and making your life full and rich, whatever that means for you.
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The 4-day workweek trials taking place around the world are challenging that misconception, however. While also reducing the risk of burnout and employee attrition.
While it comes with benefits, implementing a 4-day workweek does come with challenges and compliance hurdles. For instance, there are wage and hour laws you need to comply with. This path also requires some cultural change, an immense amount of planning, and most importantly, the buy-in from top management.
In this episode, we discuss the data that supports the benefits of a 4-day workweek as well as what you need to consider should you decide to implement it.
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Until then, it’s going to continue to be tough to navigate the CBD regulatory landscape, and impossible to comply. And so, the trick is to balance the risk of enforcement against the costs of compliance, and for businesses to make decisions based on their individual risk profiles and strategic goals.
Ultimately, any company selling CBD products should seek advice from an experienced attorney in the state the products are being manufactured, as well as any state where they're selling a significant number of products. This will help the company cover its bases with local manufacturing regulations as well as align labeling with state regulations where most products are being sold.
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]]>Therefore, it’s important that companies understand their obligations and what they need to do to properly classify individuals so they can prepare the appropriate contracts, with the help of a trusted legal counsel.
If you are a startup founder/owner, be sure to listen in to find out more about worker classification, minimum wage requirements, and how you can protect your company when hiring contractors or employees.
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Working as a paralegal for over 20 years now, Sean has spent many years developing his expertise in corporate transactions as well as corporate governance and general corporate and securities matters. Sean has a wealth of knowledge having worked with the SEC public reference room when the SEC piloted the EDGAR program.
In this episode, we leverage Sean's experience as a corporate paralegal to discuss the importance of corporate governance hygiene to make things more efficient in the long run and save some legal costs. And even if you're not a public company and you don't have an EDGAR code, any information discussed here is still going to be helpful and relevant to you.
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In this episode, we talk you through some key IP issues we encounter in our representation of founders, startups, and entrepreneurs. We know it's not the sexiest legal topic. But the consequences for making some of these common IP mistakes are huge.
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In this episode of Conversations with CGL, we’ll be discussing California's emergency temporary standards for COVID-19 prevention. And while many requirements remain in place from the Cal OSHA emergency temporary standards including sick leave and infection prevention requirements that remain in place, there are three significant changes that employers really need to be aware of.
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]]>As you may or may not know, Hannah is nine months pregnant. Therefore, she’s going to be taking a little break from the podcast and the regular recording schedule. She’s going to use this time to instead welcome her third child into the world.
The podcast is certainly not going away forever. Hannah just needs to step away to have some time to heal and just be a mom for a while. Feel free to keep up with her by sending any questions or show recommendations to info@cgl-llp.com.
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]]>In this episode, Sophie and I are talking about infusing humanity into the law. As an immigration lawyer, Sophie meets people with incredibly diverse backgrounds every day. This has inspired her to build compassion into her firm.
Sophie now trains her team to do the same. Their goal is to show their clients the same respect and value that they would in any other relationship. Tune in to hear more about how they do this and how you can infuse humanity into your business.
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]]>In this episode of Conversations with CGL, we dive into the importance of investing in legal services, which is something that impacts all founders at some point in their journey. We will show you how your attorney can shield you from risk, provide creative solutions to common problems, and help build efficiency into your business relationships. Remember, good advice from the outset helps you avoid expensive cleanups down the line.
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]]>This is a topic that’s very near and dear to my heart. I get messages all the time from people asking me how I am always put together. However, social media doesn’t give you the full picture. There is no such thing as a super mom; it’s a fallacy.
In this episode of Conversations with CGL, I’m diving into the topic of supermoms. I’m explaining who they are and what they do. Then, I’m going to tell you why the myth of the supermom is extremely problematic. Tune in to hear about the supermom fallacy and how to let go of it.
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So today we want to share our thoughts on balancing happiness and success with the realities of legal practice. We want to provide some insight into how we here at CGL think we’re making a difference, while also identifying areas where we still have work to do. We hope that by bringing up these issues and having an honest conversation about them, the topic will stay on your mind.
We want to see more options for attorneys and all white-collar professionals who crave balance and happiness. This is an attainable goal that just comes down to changing the narrative around work. Tune in to hear ideas that will give you some food for thought on this topic.
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]]>However, we have the ability to give our money meaning. If we were to view our money through the lens of what it can do for us, everything would change. We would start to understand how it can give us the life of our dreams, provide us with the legacy we desire, and help us reach our greatest goals.
Today I am talking with Marielle Schurig about this new way of viewing money. Marielle is a wealth advisor at UBS Financial Services in New York City. In her role, she works with many entrepreneurs who are going through a transition by helping them adopt a new perspective on money. She helps them develop an empowering relationship with money and to start to see all it can do for them and the people they care about.
Tune in to this episode to hear more of Marielle’s amazing insights into changing the narrative around wealth management.
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]]>Because that journey can be daunting, we need some help. This week’s guest, Mollie Eliasof, fills that need as a private consultant. She helps people reach their fullest potential by helping them feel more confident and more like themselves.
Mollie is the kind of inspirational person we love to have here at CGL. Tune in to hear her story and to learn how you can unlock your own potential.
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]]>Today I am talking about this with Jenny Gumer, one of the partners here at the firm. A big part of changing our mindsets around work is reducing workplace stressors, so Jenny is sharing the top 3 things she has implemented to reduce her stress and increase her productivity. Tune in and you will learn how to spring clean the work stressors in your life, too.
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]]>In this episode, we are doing a Q and A on NDAs. We are answering many of the recurring questions we receive around this topic. Listen in for some insight into NDAs.
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]]>So if you’re at this stage or have questions about 409A Valuations, this episode will be helpful for you. We are answering many of the common questions we get around this topic. Specifically, we’re discussing 409A Valuations as they relate to privately held companies. Tune in to learn all about this important business process.
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In this episode, I speak with one of our corporate counsel here at CGL, Danielle Simmons. Her practice focuses on general corporate governance, venture financing, and mergers and acquisitions. In our conversation, we address all of the post-incorporation action items founders need to take into consideration and put into practice.
If you have ever sent us a question on this topic or even wondered what must be done post-incorporation in your business, tune in to learn all about it today.
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]]>Burnout is far too common amongst professionals. Finding a balance between the stress of work and real life is more important than ever. I believe it is extremely important to talk about this issue so, in this episode, I discuss it with an expert.
Michael Levitt is the Chief Burnout Officer of the Breakfast Leadership Network. He is a leading authority on burnout, recovery, and prevention. Michael also has a diverse professional background that we will be diving into. Tune in to hear all about his experience with workplace burnout and what to do if you are burnt out.
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]]>At the beginning of last year, we made predictions for the cannabis industry in 2020. Now that we are about a month into 2021, we thought it would be a good opportunity to reflect on how those predictions played out. Obviously, 2020 didn’t play out like anybody thought it would. So, tune in to hear how the unprecedented economy impacted the cannabis industry.
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]]>Given the current economy, us covering the topic of the ideal worker could not be more timely. The topic was first defined decades ago in what was then the ‘modern office’ workplace. The ideal worker was the employee who showed up every day and did their best work no matter what. If their child was sick, their house was flooded, or anything else occurred, they still didn’t miss work.
Obviously, the ideal worker has changed. Everyone is wondering what the modern ideal worker is and how they can become one themselves.
Today, my co-founder, Noam, and I address this concept. We discuss what today’s ideal worker looks like and how that affects the economy.
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]]>This has raised a lot of questions from our listeners. There are so many different opinions brought into a distributed workplace like ours. Yet, we have found a way to navigate these disagreements and work together for the benefit of our customers. Many of you have wondered how we make this work.
The answer is 6 steps. We used 6 steps to set up our distributed company. They have empowered us to attend to the needs of our clients without throwing autonomy out the window. Our team members feel respected and our clients are satisfied.
Today, I speak with CGL’s Co-founder Noam Cohen and we share those 6 steps with you.
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]]>COVID-19 has also resulted in significant changes, largely due to the movement towards work-from-home arrangements. People are now handling and processing confidential information on their own home networks, posing some serious security risks. So, how do we continue to protect privacy where workforces are distributed?
With all these recent developments, CGL privacy counsel Jessica Clark joins the podcast to help us navigate the privacy ecosystem. She talks about what these changes mean and what to expect in 2021.
We also tackle the biggest question: what should companies be doing moving forward given the risks involved?
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]]>To be sure, Jessica’s story shows the value of distributed work for lawyers. However, in her experience, the clients benefit too.
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]]>With our background in the cannabis industry, we thought the “mushroom market” would be worth discussing given their similarities (and differences). The regulatory environment around these emerging ‘drug’ markets is unestablished, which is incredibly interesting from a legal perspective. Here, we delve into some potential scenarios for the mushroom market and what that means for consumers.
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]]>CGL started as a distributed company from day one. It was the type of working environment we wanted to set up for ourselves. Later, that blossomed into a space we wanted to create for other people as well.
We recognize the terminology "virtual law firm" has a lot of negative connotations. When you call yourself a virtual business, people have preconceived notions and misconceptions around what actually that means. The change in terminology alone from a virtual firm to a distributed company has been a powerful shift that bypasses those misconceptions. Ultimately, it has allowed us to positively change the nature of ‘work’.
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]]>Like other businesses, cannabis companies benefit from input from corporate and commercial attorneys. But it's crucial that it’s supported by regulatory counsel because of the complexities in the regulatory ecosystem that governs the cannabis industry. .
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If you have any questions, email us at info@cgl-llp.com.
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Episode 02: A Chat With CGL Partner Jenny Gumer on Big Law, Parenthood, and The Cannabis Industry
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]]>Today’s conversation is focused on the Silicon Valley model of corporations, founder equity grants, the hiring of employees, and grants to employees. If you have an LLC, it's going to look very different, which calls for a separate discussion.
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Episode 003: Starting a Company? The Incorporation Process and Early Considerations
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Today, we talk about some of the key considerations when starting a company. We're going over a lot of recurring questions we get on this topic, and hopefully, these answers will shed light on a few things.
In this episode, we will answer some common questions we get like:
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]]>Today, we talk with Jenny Gumer, Partner at CGL and the head of the firm’s Regulatory Practice.
Jenny gives us an in-depth look into her transition from BigLaw to academia and CGL, the challenges and opportunities she faced along the way, as well as the joys of legal practice, motherhood, and pursuing her passions.
Have you subscribed to our podcast? We’d love for you to subscribe if you haven’t yet. Buckle in for weekly growth-centric discussions about commercial transactions, B2B agreements, capital infusions, leasing, licensing, intellectual property, privacy, corporate governance, entity selections, and more.
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]]>Get ready to have your burning legal questions answered by seriously talented, former big law attorneys. Each week, we share an in-depth look at legal and business questions that can make or break your growth strategy.
Our goal is to tackle growth-centric topics to help your business harness legal strategies that minimize capital drain as you scale.
Today, we are sharing our personal journey of how we started.
About CGL
CGL is a lean, fully distributed law firm overseeing multibillion-dollar transactions in Silicon Valley. Our mission is to create a space for everyone – our full-time employee attorneys as well as our contractor project-based attorneys – allowing an unprecedented level of freedom and autonomy so they could ultimately serve our clients better.
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