As the end of the financial year approaches, in this practical session, Alex Solo (lawyer and co-founder of online law firm Sprintlaw) will walk through the key legal areas every music teacher and small business owner should know about - plus answer your questions in a live Q&A. 

About the Presenter

Alex Solo, Sprint Law

Alex Solo is the Co-Founder and Principal Lawyer of Sprintlaw, one of Australia's fastest-growing online law firms for small businesses. Alex specialises in commercial and technology law and was named as one of APAC’s Most Influential Lawyers by Australasian Lawyer in 2022. Sprintlaw launched in the UK in 2020 and recently won Alternative Legal Provider of the Year at the 2024 British Legal Awards.

First Thursdays

These regular professional development sessions were originally the brainchild of MTA Member Annette Allerding, who wanted music teachers to be able to meet and share ideas. Originally named Keys, Cakes and Conversation (KCC) the group went online during Covid, and eventually reached numbers often in excess of 50 teachers, meeting each month on Zoom. The Music Teachers' Association of NSW is delighted to bring these sessions into our fold. We want the sessions to continue to be free to our members, but we also believe it is important to pay presenters for their valuable time. So we ask you to consider a giving a donation towards the costs if you are able. You will be given the option to donate when you book your place.