We asked Rachel to tell us about some situations where having a contract could save a photographer from facing a huge legal (and financial) headache, and she delivered! She’s made it her business to advocate for photographers by offering them the tools they need to keep their businesses out of legal hot water, and today is no different. Many business owners feel like they just don’t have time (or the expertise, or the money) to properly plan for the legal aspects of their business, like a lawyer-drafted photography contract.Ĭue Rachel Brenke, known everywhere as TheLawTog®.
What often gets pushed to the back burner is the role of the legal planner.
You’ve got a ton on your plate when it comes to your photography business: you’re the designer, the marketer, the conceptualizer, and of course, the shooter, the editor, the product-deliverer.
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