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How to Legally Create and Protect your Business

A Free Webinar to help guide you on your entrepreneurial journey.

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In this webinar we will cover:

Creating a Business

Steps to create a legally protected business in the United States.

Legal Entities

The difference between an LLC, S Corporation and C Corporation, including the annual obligations for each.

Intellectual Property

Differences between a trade secret, trademark, copyright and patent.

After this webinar you will be able to:

Identify the best plan of action and next steps to create your business in the United States.

Identify a legal entity for your business and learn how to maintain that legal entity on an annual basis.

Take the next steps to protect your business's intellectual property. 

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Presented by Noeli Serna,
Founding Attorney at
Serna Legal Services

Hi! My name is Noeli Serna. I'm a corporate law attorney with many years of experience educating and assisting the Latine business community in the business creation process.

 

I'm the daughter of an entrepreneurial Latine family and I know first-hand the challenges and sacrifices of entrepreneurs. I have a high degree of admiration for Latines who want to carry out the dream of establishing their business in the United States.

 

It is for this reason that I want to contribute to my community through education, generating advancement opportunities for all Latines and their families.

Join my free webinars and begin your entrepreneurial journey in a legally protected manner!

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