Rush on Business
Posts focus on information about Iowa business, employment and franchise law.
Author: Rush Nigut is a partner at Brick Gentry in West Des Moines, Iowa. He also contributes to LAWpportunities.
Blawg Related Categories: Corporate Law • Labor & Employment • States • Iowa • Solo / Small Firm • Business Law
Recent Posts from Rush on Business
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Shareholder Agreement Gotcha Under Iowa Business Law?
Throughout this blog you will see posts that recommend business people enter into a shareholder agreement when they start a corporation with multiple shareholders. But did you know that unless your shareholder agreement states otherwise,…
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What Employers Need to Know About H1N1
In a recent interview I was asked about what employers need to know about the H1N1 virus as a follow up to my recent post on how employers need to be prepared for H1N1. I…
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Insight on Business Interview
I had the pleasure of sitting down for an interview with Michael Libbie yesterday. We talked blogging, discrimination cases, franchising and other issues. If you didn't catch it live you can watch the podcast here.…
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How to Catch the Business Investor's Eye
Need capital for your business? Looking for an investor? If so, you should take the opportunity to attend a seminar from the Business Innovation Zone of Central Iowa (BIZ) on how to get your business…
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Negotiating Franchise Agreements
Franchise attorney Charles Internicola busts the myth that franchise agreements are non-negotiable in his post, Myth: Is it Illegal for a Franchisor to Negotiate and Modify the Terms of its Franchise Agreement. This is one…
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Social Networking Law Blog Sure to Be Busy
Megan Erickson of the Dickinson Law Firm has started Erickson's Blog on Social Networking and the Law. Now that's a blog that will have a never ending flow of posts. She already has an interesting array…
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Does Anyone Form an S Corporation Anymore?
The title of this post may be a little tongue-in-cheek, but I would say at this point I am forming perhaps 2-3 times as many LLCs as S corporations. It still doesn't mean you should…
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Employers Need to Prepare for H1N1
Liz Overton of Sullivan & Ward, P.C. has a timely post on how employers should deal with the H1N1 virus. While it's true that employers are currently under no obligation to allow additional time off to…
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Watch Out! Your Kid Could Get You Fired
A few weeks ago I posted on how your spouse could get you fired. Well, its not just your spouse you need to worry about. What about your kids? A recent Family Circle article discussed…
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Contract Law: Read Your Agreements
Okay, you have decided you can do it on your own. You don't need a lawyer to review your agreement (at least until the proverbial you know what hits the fan). But let me give…