Minnesota And Western Wisconsin Law Blog
Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
Estate planning is a difficult topic for many people here in Minnesota, and many make incorrect assumptions when considering what to do with their assets after they die. There are those who believe it’s something you do when you get older, while others think having a...
Whether you are working with a friend, relative, or purely a business colleague, the idea of starting a business can be exciting. You have fueled each other's passion and creativity and come up with a plan for success. However, even though you may have come up with...
Employers across the state have all sorts of approaches to sick time, vacation time, and personal leave. Some leaves are paid, some are not. Some leaves are based in state law, others federal law and, in some cases, even city ordinance. So, what exactly is a Minnesota...
Whether a business owner opts to incorporate their company right away or after years of operation, creating a separate legal entity for the business offers many benefits. For those looking to incorporate in the North Star State, there are several essential steps:...
While it is already law, starting August 1, 2019, police may conduct a traffic stop for anyone using their cell phones while driving, if the phone is not in a hands-free mode. This means you cannot text, call, search the internet, scroll through your contacts list, or...