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Can AI Replace Your Lawyer? Is Your Small Business Really Protected? 


Can AI Replace Your Lawyer? Is Your Small Business Really Protected? 


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Online Event – Google Meet

You asked ChatGPT to write a contract for your small business. It looks professional, includes legal language, and took seconds to create.

But is your business actually protected?

More entrepreneurs are turning to artificial intelligence to draft contracts, operating agreements, and other important business documents. While AI can save time, overlooked legal provisions can create serious problems.

Join Illinois attorney Joerika Stitt, Esq., for a FREE virtual workshop exploring the benefits and risks of using AI for your small business's legal needs.

WE'LL EXPLORE:

• Can AI create legally enforceable business contracts?

• What protections could be missing from AI-generated agreements?

• Does forming an LLC automatically protect your personal assets?

• Common risks involving business contracts and operating agreements.

• Privacy concerns when sharing business information with AI.

• When should a business owner consider professional legal review?

Designed for Illinois entrepreneurs, LLC owners, consultants, freelancers, and established small business owners.

Saturday, November 14, 2026
12:00–1:00 PM CST
FREE | Online via Google Meet

REGISTER FREE:
https://www.meetup.com/south-suburban-wealth-legacy-academy/

Select the AI & Small Business workshop to RSVP.

Presented by Joerika Stitt, Esq.
South Suburban Wealth & Legacy Academy

Law Office of Joerika Stitt Esquire, LLC
20200 Governors Dr, Floor 3
Olympia Fields, IL 60461

You've worked hard to build your business. Join us to learn how to make informed decisions about protecting it.

This workshop provides general legal education, not individualized legal advice. Attendance does not establish an attorney-client relationship.

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