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Hey everyone,

We talk a lot about tech stacks, coding frameworks, and startup launches — but one thing I rarely see discussed is legal consultation.

Whether you're building your own app, running a SaaS, freelancing on the side, or handling client contracts — legal issues can pop up faster than you’d think. From IP protection to payment disputes, even a short session with a legal consultant can save you a lot of stress down the line.

I found a really helpful resource that breaks down what kind of legal consultation is available for freelancers, business owners, and developers in Pakistan:

Would love to know — has anyone here ever run into a situation where a client didn't pay, or you needed to protect your code or project legally? What steps did you take? Did you ever consult a lawyer?

Looking forward to hearing your experiences!

Hi everyone,

As many of us here are freelancers, developers, or run small online businesses, we often focus heavily on skills and clients but forget about the legal side of freelancing.

Understanding your rights when a client refuses payment, knowing how to draft a simple agreement, or even learning how to legally protect your code and intellectual property can save you from major issues later. This is where getting legal consultation early can make a big difference, even if you think your projects are “too small” to need it.

I recently found a helpful resource discussing legal basics for freelancers and small business owners, including how to handle disputes, agreements, and payment issues:

legal consultation

Have any of you here ever faced client disputes, payment delays, or issues with your code being reused without permission? Did you seek any legal help, or how did you handle it?

Would love to hear your experiences so we can all learn how to protect our work better