Chuck talks with Jim about the positive impact the Pension Protection Act of 2006 will have on small businesses. They wrap up with Chuck giving his opinion on the current state of the U.S. economy.

David joins Jim to talk about how to use comparative advertising with your competitors without getting into a lawsuit. <br></["br"]>

Matt talks with Jim about the development and use of non-compete agreements to have your employees sign and for you to enforce.

David and Jim talk about how to build you own intellectual property portfolio by understanding your competitors. They also talk about how to work with an intellectual property attorney to help develop your IP awareness and assets.

Jim C joins Jim B to talk about some of the abuse cases of Consumer Protection Laws and how small businesses can avoid being sued.

Ken talk with Jim about some recent Supreme Court rulings that Ken believed could put the entire U.S. Patent environment in jeopardy. The rulings will definitely hurt small inventors and innovators.

Beth and Jim talk about some of the recent Supreme Court cases that affect small businesses, including an employment case and a property rights case.

Beth joins Jim to talk about some of the legal issues the NFIB is working on, including tort reform and ways to help small businesses out of court. She also talks about an exciting new legal service available for free to NFIB members.

David joins Jim to report on the eBay ruling by the Supreme Court and why this case has bearing on the intellectual property create and owned by small businesses. They also talk about the steps you should take when you think someone has infringed on your intellectual property.

Andrew joins Jim to discuss his brain child, the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit in Memphis, TN. They are joined later by Caren Shaffer who talks about Profiles International and it's contribution to diversity in the marketplace.