Kasey Johnson — RBF Law
What a thrill to speak with Kasey on some important legal topics you hear again and again in the wedding and event industry. Kasey likes a challenge and really diving into the situation to find the right solution.
Don’t shy away if you think a legal podcast can get boring, we cover a lot of questions you already ask and Kasey is the perfect person to answer them!
About Kasey Johnson
I got started practicing law after realizing I had a unique and specific skill set for advocacy, problem-solving, and strategic thinking. Peers and colleagues would come to me with challenging issues seeking my perspective. I have always had a passion for analyzing the concerns and challenges of others, then counseling my peers and colleagues on how best to respond. That, in essence, is the role of a lawyer. I cultivated those skills and learned others as I attended law school, and ultimately put them in practice after graduating and passing the Bar exam.
I joined Rollin Braswell Fisher LLC (“RBF”) after practicing at a national, full-service law firm and then a national trial litigation firm. RBF provides the perfect platform to service a variety of clients with diverse needs. While at RBF, I have begun developing a niche practice consulting with businesses on the front end to help them avoid, mitigate, and prepare for potential legal disputes that arise in business.
On the podcast
When diving into some legal ‘what if’s’, it can get overwhelming. Our conversation with Kasey is kept approachable and conversational. It’s easy to see where having someone on your side is a big benefit in the long run as we went through some potential situations
From managing alcohol and marijuana at events, who’s the authorized agent, property owners, and working together at an events; at the end of the day, you want to ensure a successful event for your clients first and foremost.
This conversation was helpful to understand the different scenarios where you can be at risk or how you can cover yourself and others around you.
As with any podcast that involved any legal discussion, the information provided is not official legal advice and you should always consult your own counsel.
