For entrepreneurs, navigating legal matters in their industry can be daunting – when do you need to hire a lawyer? Does it matter what kind of law they specialize in? How do you avoid breaking the bank? Amy Grubb, CEO and Founder of Grubb Law, believes startups should seek specialized legal expertise sooner rather than later.
Amy Grubb wears many hats. She is a Bay Street trained lawyer who founded a boutique virtual law firm, focused exclusively on commercial contracts. Amy is also the Legal Innovation Strategist at Goodlawyer, an online platform that connects business owners across Canada with a network of independent lawyers.
Amy is also a coach for other lawyers. She offers one on one and group programs to lawyers who want to build the legal practice of their dreams. Finally, she is the founder of Solo/Small Firm Canadian Lady Lawyers, an online community for purpose driven and high performing Canadian women lawyers.
“If you have heart problems you’d want to see a cardiologist, not a general GP. It’s the same in law – you want a specialist.”
On this week’s THRIVE Podcast, sponsored by the Business Development Bank of Canada and Scotiabank, Amy discusses launching her law startup, the benefits of hyper-focusing on a niche market, and legal advice for entrepreneurs.
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