Our friendly little city of Albertville has experienced much uncertainty in the last decade due to events in the world around us. First, it was the real estate market flatlining […]
If You Have a Minnesota Limited Liability Company Formed Before August 1, 2015, You Need to Read This
The Minnesota Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, codified as Minnesota Statutes Chapter 322C, was passed by the 2014 Minnesota Legislature and signed into law by Governor Dayton on April […]
Legal Update June 2015 – Craft Beer, Adrian Peterson, and More
I often tell my clients “if your attorney isn’t busy, he’s probably not a good attorney.” Admittedly, I’ve been a bit quiet when it comes to my NWCT blog. However, […]
Dealing with Ownership Issues in Closely Held Businesses
One of the more difficult – and expensive – issues that can affect a small business arises when the owners no longer agree on how to conduct the business. When […]
Evictions: Minnesota Home Talk Legal Minute, June 28, 2014
Perhaps the trickiest and most technical aspect of Minnesota residential landlord-tenant law is the process by which a property owner evicts a tenant who is in breach of the lease. […]
Probation Violations Land Locals in Jail: Wright County Court Roundup
Kristina Marie Banken, 38, of Buffalo, sentenced on July 3 for Probation Violations for Gross Misdemeanor Interfere with a 911 Call to 21 days jail. Sentenced by Judge Mottl. Trent […]
Taxes and Lawyers
Visiting the lawyer has a negative stigma in the American culture, but many trips are simply for legal advice. If you find yourself paying attorney fees, keep in mind that […]
Uniform Commercial Code: The Business Forum Show, June 26, 2014
Continuing on our contract law theme, the June 26 edition of The Business Forum Show covered a subcategory of contracts; namely, contracts for the sale of goods. These types of […]
Choosing the Right Attorney for Your Startup Business
Introduction Successful business owners will be the first to tell you that behind any successful business is a team of competent advisors. While you as the owner are the expert […]
The Byron Smith Case: How Far Can You Go to Legally Defend Your Home?
Few recent Minnesota cases have engendered such strong feelings on both sides as the Byron Smith murder trial. The case – and the jury’s guilty verdict – has prompted much […]