Minnesota And Western Wisconsin Law Blog
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Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
When new employees start a new job, they typically need at least a day to familiarize themselves with the company and culture. They want to know what to expect in terms of leave and time off, and they should understand the workplace policies with which they must...
Many people say that the key to a good marriage is good communication. The same could be said for a good divorce. When parties communicate effectively during a split, they can reach agreements more quickly and avoid costly missteps. Here are some tips for improving...
Many business partnerships eventually come to an end. Like other types of relationships, when business partners decide to split up, the process can be amicable or contentious. For personal and professional reasons, dissolving the partnership on good terms is in the...
On July 10, 2021, President Biden signed an executive order, asking federal agencies to implement actions designed to increase economic competition and limit the use of noncompete agreements. According to the President, “Workers should be free to take a better job if...
With Covid-19 vaccination rates climbing and mask mandates being lifted across Minnesota, life is starting to look a little more like it did before the pandemic. And while things are not exactly the same, we have a better idea of what the future might hold. With that...