If you’re a yoga teacher who teaches online, you might wonder if there are extra steps you should take to protect yourself.The short answer is, “Yes!” But it isn’t as difficult or confusing as you might think.This week, I ask Sarah Waldbuesser, an attorney for coaches and online business owners, to explain, in simple terms, the legal documents and liability releases for online businesses we need to protect our business.We cover:* Why types of legal documents and disclaimers you need on your website to protect you legally* Is it OK to crowdsource legal documents?* What precautions you need to take if you offering yoga classes online for free or accepting donations vs. paid online yoga classes or courses* Plus, we talk about how to find out whether your liability insurance will cover your online yoga classes or notShow notes: http://www.jasonyoga.com/podcast/episode195SHOUT-OUT TO OUR SPONSORSGet your yoga studio in a flow with Acuity Scheduling, the all-in-one scheduling tool for classes and private sessions. How Acuity works is simple: we clear the minds of busy studio owners and managers (just like you!) by handling all of the day-to-day booking and billing drudgery, freeing you up to be fully present in the moment. As a special bonus for our friends at Yogaland, your first 45 days of Acuity are 100% free – no credit card needed! All you have to do is sign up at acuityscheduling.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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