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- November 3, 2025Trusts & Estates
Minnesota Estate Tax and Property Ownership: Why Residency Alone Does Not Shield Families from Tax Liability
Introduction Ten states, including Minnesota, have an estate tax. Many Minnesotans believe that if they relocate to another state—particularly one without an estate tax—they can avoid Minnesota’s estate tax altogether. Unfortunately, the rules are not so simple. Minnesota taxes the assets of its residents at death, and the value of tangible assets located within the... - November 3, 2025Trusts & Estates
500 Year Trusts in Minnesota
One highly significant change to Minnesota trust laws which went into effect this year was the change in how long a Minnesota trust can last. Often times, an individual or family wish to create a ‘legacy trust’ to preserve farmland, a family business, or other assets for multiple generations. Common situations where legacy trusts are... - October 31, 2025Agriculture Law & AgribusinessBusiness & Corporate Law+4
Gislason & Hunter LLP Welcomes a New Attorney to Their Firm
Gislason & Hunter LLP welcomes a new attorney to their firm, Paul Befort. Befort will practice out of the New Ulm, MN office. Befort will focus on the areas of agriculture law and agribusiness, business and corporate law, family law, litigation, real estate environmental law and land use, and trusts and estates. Befort graduated from the University of... - October 24, 2025Labor & EmploymentEmployment & HR Consulting+1
Employment Law Seminar 2026
Thursday, January 15th | Seminar 11:00 am – 3:30 pm | Mayo Clinic Health Systems Event Center Stay Compliant. Stay informed !Minnesota employment laws are changing—don’t get left behind.Join us on January 15th at the Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center in Mankato for a comprehensive Employment Law Seminar designed for business owners, HR professionals, and legal... - October 10, 2025Finance & Banking
Employment Law Newsletter, Fall 2025
In this issue: Read Full Newsletter - October 10, 2025Labor & Employment
U.S. Supreme Court Levels Playing Field for Reverse Discrimination Claims: Understanding the Impact of Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services
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... - October 10, 2025Labor & Employment
How AI is Changing Hiring and Raising Legal Risks for Employers
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...







