Legally Legit® Podcast
Creative entrepreneur? Service-based business owner? Need legal and business advice that actually makes sense? That’s where the Legally Legit® Podcast (formerly The Legal Paige® Podcast) comes in! Hosted by Paige Griffith, J.D., founder of The Legal Paige®, this show simplifies the legal side of running a business, giving you practical, no-fluff advice on contracts, client disputes, intellectual property, and more. Expect expert guidance, real-life business lessons, and candid conversations. Plus, she keeps it real about what it’s like juggling entrepreneurship and motherhood. Tune in, take notes, and let’s get your business legally legit®!
Legally Legit® Podcast
Latest Episodes
220. Behind the Retainly Launch: Our 30% Webinar Conversion Rate + What I’d Do Differently
What happens when you stop treating a webinar like a webinar…and turn it into an actual online PARTY?For the official Retainly reveal, I did something completely different from the legal webinars and online masterclasses I usually teach....
219. Was Create & Cultivate Worth It? My Sponsor Recap + Biggest Lessons Learned
I just got back from Los Angeles after sponsoring the Create & Cultivate Festival with Retainly, and whew… we need to debrief.If you saw the conversations happening online after the festival, you probably already know there were some...
218. Hiring UGC Creators? Contracts, Usage Rights, Revisions + More
This year, I did something I had never done before in my business: I hired a whole batch of people to create user-generated content for Retainly.But instead of looking for polished, full-time UGC creators, we intentionally went to people...
217. AI Legal Risks for Small Business Owners: Disclosures, Client Data & ChatGPT Evidence
AI is everywhere in business right now. You can use it to brainstorm, edit, research, draft copy, build itineraries, create mood boards, sort through information, and streamline your workflow. But there’s a legal side of AI that isn...
216. AI and Photography: How Photographers Can Protect Their Images, Copyright, and Client Contracts
AI isn’t just changing how photographers edit anymore. It’s changing what clients think they can do with the images they receive and creating some seriously messy questions around copyright, ownership, derivative works, and client contracts.