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Rush Nigut is a shareholder with the Brick Gentry Law Firm in West Des Moines, Iowa. His practice includes both transactional and litigation matters including franchising and business law. Rush started his legal blog, Rush on Business, in 2006. He has been quoted or referenced by hundreds of other blogs, websites, and publications. He also is the editor of the Brick Gentry Trial Team blog and can help you identify the most qualified lawyer at Brick Gentry to handle your case. Our lawyers have a breadth of trial experience in personal injury, employment discrimination, business litigation, IP law, and class action cases.

Lawlacart Offers Iowa CLE Online:

Lawlacart is a cheap and easy way to get Iowa CLE credit. Patent attorney Brett Trout started Iowa’s first online CLE Web site. The credits are cheap, 1 hour for $20.00. Iowa lawyers are allowed to have up to six hours of CLE credit online. Don’t miss this easy way

Forty of Central Iowa’s best young business and community leaders are honored tonight at the Polk County Convention Complex by the Des Moines Business Record. The program is from 4:30-7:00 p.m. The cost is $20.00.

Rush Nigut of Sullivan & Ward, P.C. is among those honored in the 2006 class.

Basic Information Regarding Limited Liability Companies In Iowa Guest Blogger: Dennis Puckett of Sullivan & Ward, P.C. a West Des Moines business law firm.

The Limited Liability Company is a hybrid form of doing business that combines characteristics of the corporate structure and the partnership structure. It is a separate entity like a corporation and

Business Owners Should Consider Mediation Before Litigation to Resolve Disputes:

A mediator can help business owners find ways to settle disputes on their own terms. Unlike an arbitrator, the mediator does not decide who is right or wrong. Rather, the mediator enables people to retain their decision-making power and use their creativity to find an

Governor Vilsack signed the bill today to ban the Iowa Lottery’s controversial TouchPlay machines. The ban gives business owners 45 days to shut down machines. It appears as though investors in the machines and lawmakers are exploring ways to avoid a looming legal battle. Look for more on this issue if litigation unfolds.