What is Comparative Negligence?

When an accident happens, it’s not always entirely one person’s fault. Comparative negligence is a legal doctrine that is used to determine how much fault each party bears for an injury or accident. Comparative negligence is important bec… [Read More...]

A General Guide to the Stages of a Lawsuit in Minnesota and North Dakota

A lawsuit is a tool to resolve a dispute with one or more persons, companies, or government entities. Lawsuits can be expensive, time-consuming, and slow or they can be fast and relatively cheap. This guide’s goal is to educate non-attorneys on… [Read More...]

Basics of Estate Planning

Estate planning is a fundamental aspect of preparing for the future and ensuring your wishes are honored after your passing. It involves making arrangements for the distribution of your assets and the management of your affairs in the event of your i… [Read More...]

Shareholder Disputes: What Happens When Owners of a Business Can’t Get Along

Shareholder disputes can arise for many different reasons. Unfortunately, when they do, a business can suffer significant disruption. Not only can a conflict between business owners harm a company’s bottom line, but it can also impact its reputatio… [Read More...]

Navigating the Corporate Transparency Act: A Comprehensive Guide for Businesses

In an era of increasing scrutiny on corporate practices, the United States government has taken a significant step towards enhancing transparency and accountability in the business world. The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), enacted in December 2020… [Read More...]

Minnesota’s New Non-Compete Law: What Employers Need to Know

A new law went into effect in Minnesota that prohibits almost all post-employment non-compete agreements entered into between employers and employees. As of July 1, 2023, a non-compete agreement with an employee or independent contractor is void and… [Read More...]

Business Succession Planning Tips

If you’ve dedicated significant effort to building your business, it’s crucial to take steps to protect it in case of your passing, retirement, or incapacitation. Business succession planning encompasses the actions necessary to ensure a… [Read More...]

Do Business Contracts Need Attorney Review?

Many businesses try to save money by avoiding having an attorney review their business contracts. They believe it is not worth the time, money, and effort to have a business contract lawyer review these documents. This is especially the case when a b… [Read More...]

Updating Your Estate Plan After a Divorce

Many married couples include their spouse in their will, grant each other powers of attorney, and assign them as beneficiaries for insurance and bank accounts. Although updating your estate plan might not be a priority after a divorce, it remains cru… [Read More...]

Preventing and Resolving Family Disputes Over an Elderly Parent’s Care

Adult children may not always agree on the issues surrounding an aging parent’s care. However, if a parent becomes incapacitated and can no longer care for themselves, questions may arise. For instance, adult children may have to decide where their… [Read More...]