Ever wondered how can you master the art of networking to supercharge your business?

In this episode, we’re diving into the power of networking. With over a decade of entrepreneurship under my belt, I’m sharing my insights and experiences on how effective networking can catapult your business to the next level. From grassroots efforts like cold emails and organic online reach to the importance of being genuine and mutually beneficial in your connections, this episode is packed with practical advice you can implement right away.

Tune in to hear:

• How one pivotal connection can skyrocket your business.
• My own personal experiences with networking and how I use social media to my advantage.
• Actionable strategies from cold emails to voice messages that you can start implementing today.
• The importance of mutual benefits in any networking relationship, and how to start giving before you ask for anything in return.
• How I achieved my networking wins through simple manifestation and connection efforts.

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What does Adobe’s latest legal trouble mean for your content and your rights?

Today, I’m breaking down the recent developments with the FTC’s lawsuit over Adobe’s controversial subscription practices. We’ll also explore how Adobe’s vague terms and conditions have stirred concerns among creatives and consumers. I’ll unpack the lawsuit’s key points, its implications for us, and how Adobe has responded with updated terms.

Tune in to hear:

• How Adobe’s subscription practices landed them in hot water with the FTC
• Adobe’s June 18 updates to their terms and what it means for your business
• What rights you retain over your content amid Adobe’s new policy changes
• How Adobe’s AI tools could impact your work and how to navigate their usage
• The broader implications of the FTC’s crackdown on misleading subscription services

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When your brand and creative freedom are on the line, how do you fight back? Hayley Paige’s story is a masterclass in resilience.

I am so excited to welcome Hayley to the podcast today as she reflects on her early career in the wedding fashion industry, the legal dispute over her trademark, and how she emerged stronger, reclaiming her identity and reviving her brand. You’ll also hear from Hayley on the importance of legal advocacy for creators and her future plans for fashion and brand innovation.

What you’ll hear:

• Hayley’s early journey as a wedding dress designer
• How the JLM lawsuit reshaped her career and her reflections on the settlement and reclaiming her name and intellectual property
• Why having the right legal support is crucial and what Hayley wishes she knew earlier about contracts and trademarks
• The broader impact of Hayley’s legal case on social media rights for creators and entrepreneurs
• A Girl You Might Know- Hayley’s foundation to support creatives with legal advice and resources
• Advice for navigating legal protection as a small business owner who is just getting started
• Hayley’s vision for her brand, including new designs and how she plans to innovate moving forward

Grab the free trademark guide here: thelegalpaige.com/trademarkguide

Connect with Hayley:

• @misshayleypaige & @allthatglittersonthegram
• Learn more & support A Girl You Might Know foundation
• She is Cheval

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Can a name trademark cost you your business? In just a few days, you’ll get to hear from Hayley Paige herself, but in the meantime I am catching you up on what happened in one of the most high-profile legal cases in the fashion industry.

We'll unpack key takeaways about owning your social media accounts, knowing your contracts, long-term business strategy, and protecting your intellectual property—all things that are crucial if you’re running a business.

You’ll hear:

• The timeline of events with her employment and the JLM Couture v Gutman (aka Hayley Paige) legal battle
• A summary of the final resolution
• The legal lessons learned from this case and ways you can protect your own brand as a small business

Are you ready to officially make your business legally legit? Get started the right way with my free 10 steps to set up a legal business checklist here.

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Welcome to The Legal Paige Podcast, Era 2.0!

After taking a little hiatus from the podcast (because it simply didn’t feel aligned) I’m back with a CLEAR vision on what I want for this podcast moving forward. The gist? While I love love love sharing legal content, I also want to share a bit more about my business mindset, CEO mindset, and business tips + tricks. A decade into this gig and I have some wisdom, failures, and successes that will be helpful for others to learn from!

In this episode, I give an unfiltered update on all the things happening in my life both personally + professionally. Press play and you’ll get a glimpse into:

• How maternity leave really went
• The lessons I learned from trying to execute 2 big launches in less than a month
• The 6 new job titles I’m adding to my team
• The area of my business I’m managing for the first time in years,
• How I’m prioritizing health and friendships during a particularly busy season of life

If I can ask anything from you, it’d be to go give it a listen and write a review with your feedback. As I bring the podcast back to life, I’d love to know what resonated with you + what you’d like to learn about in the upcoming episodes.

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We're diving into a topic that sometimes is a bit uncomfortable, but it's truly essential for your business's financial, legal, and customer health.

Specifically, how slow sales or taking sales back might be affecting your bottom line and what you can do about it legally. As business owners, we do often put our clients' needs before our own, sometimes to the detriment of our own financial well-being. But here is the hard truth... Your money is just as important as your clients' money, and it is not greedy to prioritize your own bottom line! Especially in challenging economic times like we have right now.

In episode 166 of The Legal Paige Podcast, I am tackling a question straight from The Legal Paige Facebook Community. We dive into the what you should know about cooling off periods, no downgrades language in your contract, and chargeback fraud!

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Tune into Episode 166, I will provide insight into this essential conversation, that may be uncomfortable but is nonetheless essential for every single business owner. Because over here at The Legal Paige I want to empower you both legally and within your business to operate as a smart, forward-thinking, and legal business owner! And if you want more helpful business advice as you’ll hear on the podcast, be sure to join The Legal Paige Facebook Community where thousands of entrepreneurs just like you are getting real-time answers about running a professionally and legally legit business.

As a forward-thinking entrepreneur, it's only natural to think about and somewhat start planning for the future of your business.

We plan out where we see ourselves in 3, 5, and even 10 years from now. If we are thinking of starting a family, a major life event, or a move… We often start planning ahead so we can find the help we will need to keep our business running smoothly, what personal to-do’s we can assign to someone else, and more.

Now, as dark as this sounds, we also need to plan on if something unfortunate happens to us and we are not here to run our business. This is beyond the temporary situations of getting sick, a small injury, or personal emergency. I am talking about answering the question, “What happens to my business if I die?".

In episode 165 of The Legal Paige Podcast, I share why it is so critical to plan on who inherits our business’s management, how our clients and current contracts will be handled, who has access to bank accounts and online platforms, and various ways to protect ourselves and our business from such an unimaginable (but definitely possible) situation.

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Tune into Episode 165, I will provide insight into this unimaginable topic, that may be uncomfortable but is nonetheless essential for every single business owner. Because over here at The Legal Paige I want to empower you both legally and within your business to operate as a smart, forward-thinking, and legal business owner! And if you want more helpful business advice as you’ll hear on the podcast, be sure to join The Legal Paige Facebook Communitywhere thousands of entrepreneurs just like you are getting real-time answers about running a professionally and legally legit business.

Today's episode is focused squarely on the world of wedding planners and vendors. Specifically why, in most cases, legally speaking planners might want to hit the brakes on signing those vendor contracts on behalf of their clients.


Yep, you guessed it—there are some serious legal angles to consider! Legal liability and risk management being the key one.

Ever had clients raising eyebrows over a certain clause? We've got you covered.
Curious about who should be adding their John Hancock to that model release? (Think here both parents in a family photo shoot or only one?!)


In episode 164 of The Legal Paige Podcast, we share why strongly advise against ever signing on your client's behalf. The lines of who the client is and who is liable to the vendors if the worst happens (think cancellation or rescheduling, or a natural disaster, or someone gets injured or hurt) becomes blurry. You do not want to be stuck in a situation where you are fighting with your clients AND event vendors on who is liable if/when the worst happens. In legal terms, this is called ‘joint and several liability’ and we are trying to help you avoid being on the hook for those sticky situations.

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Tune into Episode 164 for an episode is focused squarely on the world planners and vendors. We'll be covering ins and outs of why you don't ever want to sign on behalf of your clients (or accept a planners signature in the case of vendors). And if you want more helpful business advice as you’ll hear on the podcast, be sure to join The Legal Paige Facebook Community where thousands of entrepreneurs just like you are getting real-time answers about running a professionally and legally legit business.