Wisconsin's equal division presumption is straightforward: most assets, including a family business, are split 50/50 at divorce. Marital property agreements exist specifically to change that default, and for business owners, using one can be the difference between...
Business Law
When is regulatory approval required in Minnesota mergers/acquisitions?
If you are planning to grow your Minnesota business through a merger or acquisition, your likely focus is on strategy and financial benefits. At the same time, some rules and approvals could affect your timeline and the smooth progression of the deal. Knowing when...
Protecting Your Minnesota Business from the Noncompete Ban: A 2026 Strategy
The end of the first quarter is a time for Minnesota business owners to make sure they have everything they need in place to protect their business interests. Without traditional noncompete agreements as a backstop, it is especially important to confirm that other...
How can an executive breach their fiduciary duty?
Executives help create and grow businesses. Their role is one of implied trust, which is why they have a fiduciary duty to the organization. A fiduciary duty is a very high legal standard of personal responsibility. An executive generally has to act in the best...
Preventing Business Partnership Disputes in Minnesota: 5 Proven Strategies | Sjoberg & Tebelius | Business Law
Running a business with a partner can be highly beneficial, offering shared responsibilities, combined resources, and a broader skill set. However, disputes between partners are not uncommon. To reduce the likelihood of serious disagreements, it’s important to take...