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June 20, 2008

David Walker's Presentation Outline to the Iowa State Bar Association

Dean David Walker and I made a joint presentation at the Iowa State Bar Association's 135th Annual Meeting on Wednesday regarding the new Iowa LLC Act.  My presentation outline was posted here that afternoon.

David has graciously given me permission to also post his outline.  You can find it here.

-Marc Ward

Posted at 12:43 AM in Key Changes in the New Iowa LLC Act |

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