What are some of the similarities of a consulting practice to a law practice? Judge Huss and Jim talk about these issues, especially one very important connection -- ethics.

Intellectual property (IP) is becoming increasingly important for small businesses and Henry talks with Jim about some of the things small business owners should be doing to maximize their IP.

All small businesses create intellectual property of some kind, the question is how are they protecting it, and David joins Jim to talk about how to get started valuing and protecting your IP.

The term "jointly and severally" is one that every adult should be familiar with, but especially those in business, and Matt talks with Jim about what it means, how you can be affected by it, and how to minimize any negative impact it might cause you.

When everything has a warning label on it, warning labels mean nothing, and Walter joins Jim to talk about how silly our warning label society has become. They also talk about how Sarbanes-Oxley has hurt U.S. competitiveness when it comes to initial public offerings.

Every inventor must decide who is going to take their invention to market, themselves or someone else. After helping you understand this process, Jim is joined by David to talk about an Inventor's Forum that IBM is sponsoring, and how you can participate. <br></["br"]>

The human impact on global warming is a controversial issue that must be addresses with fairness for all countries. Marlo joins Jim to talk about a current court case where the Supreme Court is being asked to rule on a lawsuit that would not be fair for America's small businesses.

An Entrepreneur of the Year nominee, Marc talks with Jim about the accounts receivable financing business, and how small businesses can benefit from this service.

Trademark dilution is an issue that affects small businesses, and David talks with Jim about some of the steps to take to make sure your marks aren't being deluted and that you're not deluting someone else's mark. <br></["br"]>

Walter talks with Jim about some of the contingent challenges that are possible as a result of technology making our employees always available.