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A show where continuing legal education is delivered through conversations about law and business. This episode our host Gavin will be interviewing Paul Swegle on the some tips and considerations when drafting and negotiating contracts. Paul has served as general counsel to 12 different companies across diverse industries, and worked previously in the SEC's enforcement division and the SEC's division of corporation finance.
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