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• 5/22/26What Are Alternatives to Giving Away Company Equity
What types of companies are actually ready for more advanced legal and business strategies? In this discussion, Blue Sky Law breaks down how company size, operational sophistication, legal costs, and internal organization all play a role in determining whether a business is prepared for more complex planning and transactions.
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• 6/10/26What is Employment Practice Liability Insurance
Should business owners talk with their attorney more often? In this video, Blue Sky Law discusses why proactive legal guidance can be one of the most valuable tools a business owner has. Topics like Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI), employment law compliance, HR risk management, and workplace policies are much easier to address before an issue arises.
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• 1/8/25Employee vs. Contractor: Why Proper Classification Matters
In this video, Barton Black from Blue Sky Law explains the crucial distinction between employees and contractors. While businesses can’t simply decide who is who, a complex set of guidelines from the IRS, Department of Labor, and state governments determines whether a worker is classified as an employee or a contractor.
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• 5/13/25The Importance of an Employee Handbook: Key Benefits for Your Business
In this video, Barton Black of Blue Sky Law discusses the essential role an employee handbook plays in creating consistency and enhancing the integration of operational procedures within your team. A well-crafted handbook helps ensure policies are applied fairly, reducing misunderstandings and promoting employee empowerment.
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• 1/8/25Exempt vs. Non-Exempt Employees: What You Need to Know
In this video, Barton Black from Blue Sky Law explains the key difference between exempt and non-exempt employees. Exempt employees do not receive overtime pay, while non-exempt employees are entitled to overtime for hours worked beyond 40 in a week. But here’s the important part: employers don’t get to decide who’s exempt or non-exempt—the Department of Labor has specific rules for that!