Gutwein Law celebrated the opening of our Indianapolis office last Tuesday, April 28 with an open house and ribbon cutting with the Indy Chamber. 

Gutwein Law is proud to be a sponsor of The Boiler competition, hosted by the student-run coworking space, The Anvil. Started in 2013, the competition’s purpose is to give students the ability to pursue entrepreneurship outside the classroom. The Boiler takes place over eight weeks and provides the teams with mentorship, office space, workshops, and funding.

Spring break was great this year.  Hanging out with the family, baseball, fishing, the beach, kayaking and a bunch of reading.  One great book I read was Startup Communities: Building an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Your City by Brad Feld of Foundry Group.

Gutwein Law understands the ongoing evolution of both large and smaller scale agriculture operations.  The current agricultural production and related environments increasingly demand a business approach to be successful--it has become "agribusiness." 

Entrepreneurs often cite the limited liability protection afforded them by way of forming a corporation or a limited liability company as a primary purpose in creating the entity.  Sure, there is the aura of sophistication and achievement that comes immediately along with it (as well as several other benefits), but this personal protection seems to be a key factor in most formation decisions.