Failing to Follow OSHA Procedures Can Be Costly
By: Ryan Shellady | 10.31.2019
No matter how many training sessions or precautions an employer might take, employee accidents and injuries are bound to happen. Most employers are necessarily familiar Read…
One Step Closer to Hemp Production in Iowa
By: Tess Pocock | 10.31.2019
Today, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) released its interim final rule for nationwide legal hemp production. This is an important step toward hemp Read…
By: Brennan Block | 10.30.2019
There is no doubt about it: purchasing, owning, and operating an aircraft is an expensive endeavor. For this reason, we find our clients seeking out Read…
Control Your Content on Social Media
By: Ryan Shellady | 10.24.2019
It’s that time of year again: the copy/paste posts are making their way around Facebook and Instagram declaring ownership of photos and information and forbidding Read…
Cost-Plus Contracts - A New Warning For Contractors
By: Michael Dee | 10.21.2019
A recent decision from the Iowa Court of Appeals serves as a cautionary tale for contractors: Contractors must prove their actual costs under cost-plus contracts or they Read…
By: Amy Howells | 10.21.2019
There’s a lot of hype around hemp these days. Hemp products, including CBD, or cannabidiol, seem to be all over the market. Indeed, uses for Read…
What are my Information Rights as an LLC Member?
By: Brennan Block | 10.16.2019
When a limited liability company (“LLC”) is first formed, its owners are often eager to start doing business. In the pandemonium that comes along with Read…
Due Diligence: Its Importance in an M&A Deal
By: Alicia Nicoletto | 10.16.2019
Buying a business can be an extremely hectic and overwhelming process. One of the most important things for a buyer to do is understand what Read…
By: Brandon Cole | 09.26.2019
In general, every security offering in the United States is required to be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) and applicable state securities Read…
Criminal Screening under Fair Housing
By: Katherine McKain | 09.26.2019
While having a criminal record is not a protected characteristic under the Fair Housing Act (“FHA”), the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) Read…