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TBS Attorneys to Speak at CLE on Issues Facing Small and Mid-Sized Businesses
Friday, April 22, 2011
TBS attorneys Rodger Kohn, David Hoff, Janissa Strabuk and Paul Moomaw will speak about legal issues facing small and mid-sized companies on May 18, 2011 at the KCBA Advising Small and Mid-Sized Businesses CLE. The program focuses on common legal and business issues that arise throughout the lifecycle of a small to mid-sized company. Rodger, program chair, and David will discuss the ins and outs of raising capital. Janissa and Paul will talk about disputes among owners and strategies for resolving them. For additional information about the program go to https://www.kcba.org/cle/pdf/111-Brochure.pdf
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