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Are You Making This Costly Contract Mistake That's KILLING Your Startup?


About this episode

What does it really take to build a legal career today? And how do you transition from a law degree… to freelancing… to starting your own legal consultancy?

In this episode, I sit with Shivani Garg, co-founder of BizInterAgro — a bold young legal entrepreneur who turned setbacks, confusion, and COVID-era uncertainty into clarity and purpose.

We talk about: - Life in a hostel & early discipline - Studying law in Dehradun - How COVID completely disrupted her plans - Freelancing struggles: non-paying clients, unclear communication - Why founders must STOP signing contracts blindly - How AI-generated contracts are hurting businesses - Should young lawyers move abroad? - The real challenges women face in the legal profession - How mentoring law graduates changed her - Why direction matters more than skills - What business freedom means to her

This is a raw, honest conversation about career clarity, identity, and finding your path at your own pace.

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🔗 Connect with Shivani Website: https://www.bizinternaglo.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adv-shivani-g-524b2b64/

Chapters

  1. 00:40Shivani’s hostel days & early experiences
  2. 01:50Studying law in Dehradun
  3. 02:40COVID hits: plans disrupted
  4. 03:20Freelancing during COVID
  5. 05:30Clients, contracts & reality of freelancing
  6. 07:00AI-generated contracts & legal risks
  7. 09:00Post-COVID decisions & NCA journey
  8. 11:20Studying Canadian law from India
  9. 12:45Practical vs theoretical law: India vs abroad
  10. 14:10Did she plan to move to Canada?
  11. 15:40Why the move didn’t happen
  12. 16:00Birth of BizInterAgro
  13. 18:30First year of business: challenges & learning
  14. 20:00Discipline, passion & work ethic
  15. 21:50Stories of women lawyers across the globe
  16. 23:00Founders signing contracts blindly
  17. 24:20Top legal red flags for founders
  18. 26:20Services BizInterAgro provides
  19. 27:10How people can reach her
  20. 27:50Why she mentors law graduates
  21. 29:40Young lawyers’ biggest struggle
  22. 31:10Advice for students entering law
  23. 32:40Has running a company changed her view on risk?
  24. 33:40What business freedom means to her
  25. 34:20What viewers should take away