Creative Disruption

Country Time Says It'll Cover Legal Fees for Kids Whose Lemonade Stands Get Shut Down

Leo Burnett launches 'Legal Ade' after high-profile news stories

The brand is offering to cover up to $300 in fines and permits for kids whose stands are closed by local governments.Leo Burnett
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By Gabriel Beltrone

June 7, 2018

Country Time Lemonade has a mission this summer: Helping young entrepreneurs who get tangled in red tape by overzealous local governments and grinches.

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Gabriel Beltrone

Gabriel Beltrone is a frequent contributor to Adweek.

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