Our History:
Shuttleworth & Ingersoll is one of Iowa's oldest law firms. The firm traces its roots back to 1854 when Judge N.M. Hubbard founded a law firm that would become Shuttleworth & Ingersoll. Today, our firm has grown to become one of Iowa's largest firms with nearly 45 talented and experienced lawyers who provide a full range of legal services to clients located in Iowa and across the nation. Its clients consist of individuals, closely held businesses of all types, sizes and stages of development, public companies, insurance companies, banks, and nonprofit organizations, including hospitals and colleges.
About Us:
Shuttleworth & Ingersoll is rated "AV" by its peers as determined under the Legal Ability and General Recommendation Ratings published in the Martindale-Hubbell® Legal Directory. This is the highest rating available under the directory. Many of our lawyers are listed in The Best Lawyers in America® in their specialty areas. All of the attorneys in the firm regularly attend or teach seminars to maintain and increase their skills as part of their continuing legal education. All of our attorneys are licensed to practice in Iowa. We also have attorneys who are licensed to practice law in Arizona, California, District of Columbia, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Minnesota and Nebraska.
Our Practice:
Shuttleworth and Ingersoll is divided into three primary practice groups: business, litigation and intellectual property. The firm's business practice group attorneys provide firm clients with advice and consultation on a wide range of business transactions and relationships. The attorneys in our litigation practice group have extensive experience in federal and state trial and appellate courts in Iowa and in other states, as well as in alternative dispute resolution forums. The intellectual property practice group has several licensed patent attorneys with years of experience in patent, trademark, trade secret, and copyright law, as well as attorneys with expertise in technology, computer, multi-media, and Internet law.
