Autumn Witt Boyd works with influencers to help them avoid costly legal mistakes while scaling their businesses.I talk with Autumn and Chantee Hallett about the legal side of memberships. We talk about most of the legal things that you’re probably not thinking about, but really should be thinking about, when it comes to having a membership in your business.Autumn Witt Boyd is the founder of the AWB Firm. Autumn graduated in the top 10% of her class from Vanderbilt University Law School. She spent the first ten years of her career battling over copyrights and business issues in courtrooms across the U.S. Autumn started AWB in 2015 to help entrepreneurs scale and protect their businesses. Chanteé Hallett is an attorney at the AWB Firm. She has a passion for intellectual property matters and helping creatives protect their brands and rights. Chanteé graduated from Charlotte School of Law in North Carolina with her Juris Doctorate.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why you need a contract with your membersWhat information and details your contract should includeShould you trademark your membership or program’s name?The downside of your content’s copyright protectionThe pitfalls of enforcing your contract internationallyWhy having different payment tiers can get diceyShould you have a disclaimer in your contract?Do you have to disclose when you’re an affiliate for someone?Links & ResourcesRick’s InstagramRick’s YouTube channelRickMulready.comThe Accelerator Coaching ProgramMighty NetworksSlackAutumn Witt Boyd’s LinksAutumn Witt Boyd’s InstagramThe AWB FirmAWB’s Prep to Scale ChallengeChanteé Hallett’s LinkChantee HallettFull show notes are available here