Reverse discrimination claims—allegations that an employer discriminated against a member of a majority group—have gained popularity and notoriety in recent years. While reverse discrimination claims are nothing new, having been recognized by the United States Supreme Court under Title VII by at least 1971, they are less common than traditional discrimination claims. However, these cases...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how businesses operate, especially in recruiting and hiring. With promises of greater efficiency, speed, and cost savings, AI-driven hiring tools are quickly gaining traction. But with these benefits come new legal challenges that employers must be mindful of. Recent lawsuits highlight growing concerns about whether these tools unintentionally discriminate against...

In the 2023 Legislative Session, Minnesota created Chapter 187, the Minnesota Secure Choice Retirement Program (“MN SCRP”).  This was Chapter 46 of House File 782.  With the many sweeping employment law changes and new regulations slammed through by the DFL trifecta, MN SCRP got little attention. But now that its implementation is (sort of) approaching,...

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Agricultural Lending Conference Set for September 4 in New Ulm Farmers, ag lenders, and agribusiness professionals are invited to attend the 2025 Agricultural Lending Conference, hosted on Thursday, September 4, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in New Ulm, Minnesota, with both in-person and virtual participation options available. The conference will provide a full day...

Mankato, MN (July 15, 2025) – Four attorneys from Gislason & Hunter LLP have been selected to the 2025 Minnesota Super Lawyers list including Matthew C. Berger, Dustan J. Cross, Michael S. Dove and Andrew M. Tatge. No more than five percent (5%) of the lawyers in each state are selected by Super Lawyers. In...

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