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  • December 20, 2021

    OSHA COVID-19 ETS Status Update

    Gislason & Hunter hosted an OSHA COVID-19 ETS Status Update webinar on Tuesday, December 21, 2021 to address topics including: Status of ETS Legal Challenges Potential Outcomes & Recommended Preparation ETS Permanent Rulemaking View Presentation
  • August 24, 2021Finance & BankingLitigation

    Legal Update: U.S. Bankruptcy Court Finds Tribal Gaming Payment Not Part of Debtor’s Bankruptcy Estate

    In the recent decision, In re: Musel, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Minnesota held that tribal payments are not considered a property interest of a bankruptcy estate when federal law governs and the tribe expressly rejects defining the payments as a property interest. Brenda Jo Musel (hereinafter “Debtor”) was a member...
  • July 20, 2021

    Three Attorneys from Gislason & Hunter LLP Selected to the 2021 Super Lawyers List

    Mankato, MN (July 20, 2021) – Three attorneys from Gislason & Hunter LLP have been selected to the 2021 Minnesota Super Lawyers list including Matthew C. Berger, Dustan J. Cross and Michael S. Dove. No more than five percent of the lawyers in each state are selected by Super Lawyers. Super Lawyers, part of Thomson...
  • July 12, 2021

    Financial, Summer 2021

    In this issue: Agricultural Drainage for Lenders Stablecoin: An Update on the Use of Virtual Currencies in Banking Statutory Liens Read Full Newsletter
  • July 12, 2021

    Gislason & Hunter LLP Secures a $1,500,000 Verdict Against Animal Humane Society

    Gislason & Hunter LLP attorney Cory Genelin, on behalf of a veterinary clinic, obtained a $1,498,375 verdict against the Animal Humane Society (AHS). On June 30, 2021, the jury found in favor of the clinic on all the elements of both breach of contract and unjust enrichment but assigned all damages under breach of contract...
  • July 1, 2021Finance & Banking

    Minnesota Peacetime Emergency Ends July 1st

    Governor Walz has agreed to end the peacetime emergency on July 1st. He had planned for his executive orders to expire on August 1st. However, in negotiations with Senate Republicans, he agreed to end his emergency powers tomorrow. Two of his executive orders have a direct impact on banking: 1. Garnishments and Levies Executive Order...
  • June 14, 2021

    When May Someone Other Than a Mortgagor Redeem Real Estate Following a Foreclosure?

    At some point in their careers, most lenders who finance borrowers with real estate collateral will see at least some of their borrowers go through a real estate foreclosure. Depending upon the nature of the real estate foreclosed upon—and the State where the foreclosure is taking place—a lender must usually be mindful of applicable “redemption...