Sunday, November 22, 10AM–Noon
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. LA, CA 90065
Info on our space here
Max participants: 30
Free
Meet with attorneys and your fellow artists for a legal cafe session — a casual, information-rich discussion covering a range of legal issues for artists. This session is led by Alex Glancy, Impact Matters Law LLP, and will focus on business entities, including LLCs, S-Corps, cooperatives, nonprofits, and fiscal sponsorship for artists.
A note from the organizers:
We’re excited to meet up in-person and talk about a range of legal issues that we work on as art lawyers. We hope that the artist’s legal circle will provide more legal information to creative people in our community. We look forward to hearing from you beforehand to prepare for your legal quandaries and/or as a drop in with questions. Please feel free to get in touch with FCCW about anything beforehand.
We need to include this small, but important disclaimer — we hope to support you on your journey and with your relationship navigating legal questions as artists. During the event, we won’t offer personalized legal advice but we can discuss information to help guide you through legal questions, with plenty of opportunity for Q&A. You could consider us your “legal co-adventurers,” as we hold space for brainstorming, ideas, and resource sharing in a group setting. While we can’t commit to ongoing legal support, we’ll do our best to make the most of our time together, and we’ll provide some follow-up support if we have capacity. Credit goes to Sustainable Economies Law Center for some of the language to articulate this approach.
ABOUT THE ATTORNEYS
Alex Glancy practices transactional business law, including corporate, contract, securities and intellectual property law, with a mission-driven approach. Her clients include businesses, impact investment funds, creatives, cooperatives and nonprofits. Alex is a partner and founding attorney at Impact Matters Law LLP (Impact Matters), based in Los Angeles. Core principles of their practice include serving as a community resource and building sustainable relationships.
To expand access to legal information for creatives, Alex has collaborated with The Artist’s Contract, Sustainable Economies Law Center (SELC), and the Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI). She has presented at CalArts, Otis College of Art and Design, CCI, UCLA, the Cooperative Professionals Guild, and the California Center for Cooperative Development.