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In today's video on EventPlanning BlueprintTV, Jo-Na Williams shares Common Legal Mistakes Event Planners Make.

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Transcription: Melanie: Today we going to talk about a very popular question that I get over and over again. It is one that is really difficult for me to answer because I am not a lawyer and I'm not an accountant. I am always referring people to referring people to talk to their local lawyer or accountant. We're going to cover the topic of common legal mistakes event planners make. I'm really excited to introduce our guest today, but before I do that, I want to just give you a little background about Jo-Ná Williams and a little insight into why I have asked her to join us here today. Jo-Ná Williams founded J.A.Williams Law, P.C - The Artist Empowerment Firm in 2011 to provide artists, entertainers, and this generation’s thought leaders with ways to successfully navigate their careers and provide assistance with business, entertainment, and intellectual property matters.
She's dedicated to issues regarding the rights of artists and content creators because she believes they are a population highly vulnerable to exploitation without proper knowledge. She founded Artists Entertainment Group to advise artists on business, branding, and marketing. Some of her clients include Marie Forleo, Danielle LaPorte - who you can see on her website - so there is no confidentiality there. Many of her clients have also written best-selling books, created award-winning blogs, have been nominated for Grammy's, listed in the Billboard Top 100, Amazon, iTunes Top Album Charts, and received the local and international claim.
That is quite the bio, Jo-Ná. I know you can see her, but before I actually introduce her, I do have to add this disclaimer. This class is for informational purposes only. It should not be construed as legal advice of any kind. Jo-Ná Williams and J.A.Williams Law, P.C assumes no liability for use or interpretation of any information contained in this class. This class should not be an alternative to obtaining legal advice from a licensed attorney in your state based on the specific facts of your legal matter. Jo-Ná Williams is licensed to practice in the state of New York only. So Jo-Ná, thank you so much for being here. Welcome.
Jo-Ná: Thank you so much for inviting me. It is so exciting to be an entrepreneur who has to do like a quick Clark Kent change and stuff like that.

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