Inside this issue: An Employer’s Duty to its Employees Following a Cyber-Attack Releasing Personal Information Minnesota Drug and Alcohol Testing in the Workplace Act Employee Stock Ownership Plans The “Ideal” Termination of an Employee Read Full Newsletter

DIRT Magazine is a publication by Gislason & Hunter LLP that includes vital information for the Agriculture and Agribusiness industry that work to feed the world. This issue features Agricultural Education along with: Uniting Stakeholders in Support of Agricultural Development Electronic Storage of Contracts Navigating the Enforcement Maze Like-Kind Exchanges of Agricultural Property: Trap for...

Minnesota business owners need to have a clear understanding of concepts such as budgeting, pricing strategies and cash flow in order to succeed. Some might think that they only need a business plan if they are going to seek equity or debt financing, but this is not the case. A business plan helps a new...

Inside this issue: Legislative Update Bankers Dozen What’s NEw with TRID Using Form Loan Documents and Avoiding Common Pitfalls Read Full Newsletter

Most new commercial ventures fail within their first five years, and entrepreneurs in Minnesota and around the country are frequently warned that taking action without meticulous planning beforehand could be a recipe for disaster. However, some of the most successful business owners in America built their fortunes by ignoring words of caution and taking bold...

Commercial real estate investments have long been attractive to investors in Minnesota and around the country. Historically, only a very limited subset of the population was actually able to invest in commercial real estate because of the large buy-ins required to do so. In 2012, the JOBS Act was passed by Congress. Meant to stimulate the economy,...

It is not uncommon for an employer to receive a Garnishment Summons and Disclosure Form from a creditor of its employee. The Garnishment Summons must include the full name of the debtor and the debtor’s last known mailing address, the remaining unpaid balance of the debt owed, and the date of entry of judgment, pursuant...