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Twin Cities-area businesses are experiencing a significant uptick in Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Notices of Inspection (NOI) requiring them to produce all relevant Form I-9s for their employees. Recent shifts in federal immigration enforcement have led to a significant change in how U.S. DHS initiates audits. While NOI were...
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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Hellmuth & Johnson is sponsoring this educational seminar at our office in Edina. This full-day event is offered on 2 separate dates. Seminar Topics: Construction Contracts & Subcontracts – Blake Nelson MN Energy Building Code Refresher – Eric Boyd Employees and Independent Contractors in the...
Three Easy Ways to Upgrade Your Legal Writing This Year Happy New Year, and welcome back to the newsletter! We know the feeling: you start January with grand ambitions to transform your practice, but by February, the crush of deadlines pushes “self-improvement” to the bottom of the pile. So, we...
As a business owner, you focus on generating revenue and creating profit by controlling expenses to add profit to the bottom line. By increasing revenue and controlling costs, you create a profitable business. However, in the day-to-day operation of your business, you may overlook a variety of important legal considerations....
Did you know that irrevocable trusts can be modified? If you did not, you are not alone. The name lends itself to that very misconception. However, the truth is that changes in laws, family, trustees, and finances can frustrate the trustmaker’s original intent when the trust was created. Or, sometimes,...
Whether you are filing a federal trademark application or maintaining an existing registration with the USPTO, you must provide proof of use in commerce. This evidence, called specimens, must show how your mark is actually used in real-world commerce for the specific goods or services listed in your application or...
Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave Act — Employer Advisory Series – Article III of III This is my third and final instalment of the Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave Act — Employer Advisory Series – before the law goes into effect on January 1, 2026. Please see the...
You and your now ex-spouse are finally divorced (hooray!), after a complex and difficult trial. After months of waiting, you are finally holding your Judgment and Decree. But what if a judge got it wrong? If you believe the judge has made decisions that are unfair or not in your...
Embracing AI in Legal Writing—Insights and Takeaways from Our Recent Seminar Earlier this fall, we had the privilege to deliver a seminar that explored how artificial intelligence is transforming legal writing. Our session was designed as a hands-on, interactive experience, giving attendees the unique opportunity to see first-hand how AI...
Social media is deeply woven into most everyone’s daily lives, serving as a tool for communication, networking, and entertainment. However, if used improperly, social media can introduce unexpected challenges during a divorce. The use of Facebook, Instagram, X, and even LinkedIn may affect divorce proceedings in several significant ways. Emotional...
The hemp industry is facing what can only be described as a full-scale crisis: a complex, high-stakes tangle of regulation, litigation, and market uncertainty. For legal professionals, policymakers, and industry stakeholders, understanding how we arrived here and what lies ahead is critical. The irony is stark: the very law that...