Yancey Strickler
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Another example of what you can get through the A and what the next job will be in Colorado once the law is passed, the very first thing we're gonna focus on,
But if we can create a corporation as a new legal structure, then we will go to insurers, to health insurance companies starting in Colorado, and we will advocate to them that we need to make a group plan for artist corporations.
In the same way they have group plans for different sized businesses, we want a group plan.
We want a group plan for Acorps because we can show you, hey, there's 5,000 of these or whatever the number will be.
And there should be a group plan for them that's a quality plan, that's good price and will get us off the individual plans or actually get us health insurance.
That is one way.
The other way you could do it is like freelancers union where you create a meta org that you can belong to and get insurance that way.
But the very first thing we will do once the laws pass is work to get insurers to embrace this.
And that is an example of the sort of benefit you get if we crowd into the same form.
And so you can start to get things like health care, who knows, workers comp, who knows where this might go.
But it's every other person who is an employee in America gets things like this without even thinking about it.
And we don't get them because of structural issues.
And we can change the structure.
And by changing ourselves to a structure, adopting a structure that is more legible to those systems, because it's not like they're designed to exclude us.
We just don't fit the template of how they look at the world.
So create a form that makes us legible and I think allows us to be included in the system in ways that make sense for us.
Yeah, definitely.
I think the ACORP has a lot of utility for an individual practitioner for the reasons we've mentioned, but for groups especially, because that is where it's very easy to get into trouble with creating informal partnerships or things that who has liability is often reflective of.