Iowa Property Tax Representative
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Representative Bio Brant D. Kahler is a member attorney at BrownWinick, practicing primarily in the area of litigation. Brant has represented clients in virtually all litigation contexts, including before state and federal administrative agencies, state and federal district courts, state and federal appellate courts, mediation and arbitration. Brant is licensed to appear before district and appellate courts in the State of Iowa, the United States District Court for the Northern and Southern Districts of Iowa and the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Practice Specialties include Alternative Dispute Resolution; Appellate; Commercial Disputes; Construction; Construction Projects & Contracts; Cooperatives; Estate Planning; Food & Agribusiness; Intellectual Property; Leasing & Property Management; Litigation; Patent Litigation; Property Tax Management, Appeals |
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Representative Bio Sean Moore is a member attorney at BrownWinick and currently serves as the Managing Partner of the firm’s Executive Committee. Sean practices corporate litigation law. He has extensive experience defending agriculture-based clients, and also has an extensive practice litigating contract disputes involving agriculture-based industries. Sean has also represented bank and finance companies on troubled loans, and also helped to protect employers from corporate raiding, misappropriation of trade secrets, and employee breaches of fiduciary duties and non-compete agreements. In addition to his litigation experience, Sean regularly provides day-to-day advice to clients on a wide array of litigation related issues, including how to respond to complaints from neighboring landowners, interpreting arbitration agreements and determining our clients’ rights and responsibilities under existing contracts. Practice specialties include Agribusiness; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Appellate; Business Transactions; Commercial Disputes; Cooperatives; Food & Agribusiness; Litigation; Nonprofit Organizations; Property Tax Management, Appeals & Disputes; Swine; Taxation Law |
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Firm Information BrownWinick is a dynamic business-focused law firm based in Des Moines, Iowa serving a diverse client base with a variety of legal and business issues. We help leading companies advance complex business interests. Our attorneys work with many of the largest and most innovative companies in the Midwest, delivering tailored commercial solutions through its dedicated and uncompromised approach to quality and service. |
| Iowa Property Tax Resources | |
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Location801 Grand Ave
Des Moines Iowa, 50309
United States
American Property Tax Counsel
Recent Published Property Tax Articles
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Lawmakers have the opportunity to transform onerous tax mechanisms into programs that boost affordable housing development.
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