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Season 2 of Beyond Juris, Iowa’s first syndicated legal podcoast in the market, is here! Join host Grace Bogart for Episode #1 as she speaks with Max Mussell, owner and founder of Updo, a software platform offering an online marketplace for at-home grooming services. From selecting the location of Updo’s headquarters to establishing and protecting the company’s intellectual property, Max describes how legal compliance has influenced and driven the trajectory of his business. Listen now. You can also…
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) recently amended the Brokered Deposit Rule in order to clarify the deposit broker definition while simultaneously incorporating several previous FDIC staff interpretations. The new rule became effective on April 1, 2021 with a phase in for certain provisions to be completed as of January 1, 2022. The rule change clarified both the definition of a “Deposit Broker” as well as making clear rules for exceptions to the definition. The…
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Attorney and Shareholder Regan Wilson is an experienced litigator who has been practicing in a wide range of family law for more than seven years, assisting clients through the oftentimes complex legal process of divorce, child custody, modifications, property division, and other related issues and disputes. She is known for her compassionate counsel and capable representation, guiding her clients to an agreeable resolution – all at a time that can be stressful and emotionally draining…
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