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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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This is the first article in a three-part Employer Advisory Series on understanding employer obligations under the Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave Act. In this article, we provide an overview for employers regarding the new Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave law (Paid Leave) and its impact on their...
Our Annual Legal Writing Subscription Plan—Now Open for Enrollment We are thrilled to continue building on the excitement from last month’s announcement: our new annual Legal Writing Subscription Plan is officially up and running! This program is designed to give attorneys consistent access to high-level feedback, expert insights, and trusted...
Probate is the legal process for recognizing the validity of a person’s will after their death and appointing the nominated decision maker. This person, also known as an executor or personal representative, administers the deceased person’s estate and ensures that their money and property are transferred to the beneficiaries specified...
Starting the Conversation So, you want to help your elderly parents set up an estate plan, but you feel unsure about how to start that conversation. You might not even have a clear idea of what to discuss. Below, you’ll find a list of the topics your parents may want...
Minnesota CLE’s Small and Solo Firm Conference: Innovation Meets Community in Duluth The Minnesota CLE Small and Solo Firm Conference in Duluth on August 4‒5 proved that even in our increasingly digital profession, the most powerful connections happen when legal minds gather in person. This year’s two-day event showcased a...
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently issued an important decision that strengthens protections for journalists and reinforces the right to gather and report news in our state. In Energy Transfer LP v. Greenpeace International, 23 N.W.3d 554 (Minn. 2025), the Court confirmed that Minnesota’s Free Flow of Information Act (MFFIA) offers...
In rural Minnesota, a young couple’s dream of homeownership turned into a nightmare. Our clients, the Buyers, purchased a home only to discover it was contaminated with methamphetamine. They believe the Sellers knew—and failed to disclose this critical fact. Their experience serves as a warning: fraudulent non-disclosure in real estate...
Trust protectors are commonly used in the United States. Essentially, a trust protector is someone who serves as an appointed authority over a trust that will be in effect for a long period of time. Trust protectors ensure that trustees maintain the integrity of the trust, make solid distribution and...
Chances are that your business maintains a website to attract and retain customers. If you take marketing seriously, as you should, you likely use digital tools to better understand how potential customers interact with your website. If your business has engaged in these fundamental activities but has not yet developed...
Today’s main feature explores the role and structure of a well-written appellate brief based on Bryan Garner’s Redbook. I. Understanding the Role of the Appellate Brief An appellate brief is the primary written document submitted by counsel to an appellate court to advocate for a client’s position after a lower...