Changes in the laws have caused confusion in the industry about worker classification. Some editors interpret these laws to mean they can only work with freelancers who are “incorporated.” Freelancers who have happily considered themselves sole proprietors for years are now considering a switch to LLC. Or maybe an S-Corp. Wait, there’s also a C-Corp! How does a freelancer choose? In this session experts break down the differences between various business structures, showing the pros and cons of each.
Watch the recording of this session that took place during ASJA’s 2024 Virtual Conference to learn more!
Speakers
Miranda Marquitt – Freelance Writer, Miranda Marquit Freelancing LLC
Miranda Marquit, MBA, has a master’s degree in journalism and has been freelance writing since 2005. She specializes in financial and small business topics, with bylines including Encyclopedia Britannica, Forbes, Newsweek, and TIME. Miranda also has a radio background and has been podcasting since 2014. In addition to writing and podcasting, Miranda is also a speaker and workshop facilitator.
Linsey Krolik – Assistant Clinical Professor at Santa Clara University School of Lawc
Linsey Krolik is Assistant Clinical Professor at Santa Clara University School of Law, teaching privacy, startup, and technology law. She is Director of the TechEdge JD, an experiential certificate program for students interested in working in technology law and Co-Supervisor of the Privacy Law Cert.
Christina Hernandez Sherwood – Freelance Writer, ASJA Member, Philadelphia
I use the best elements of journalistic storytelling — character-driven narrative, immersive scenes and telling details — to develop engaging health and science content and copy for brands and institutions. Reach me at christina@christinahernandezsherwood.com