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- October 17, 2016Finance & BankingEmployment & Human Resources
What’s an Internship Program?
Internships have been receiving special attention lately with the popular Robert Di Nero movie The Intern and a lawsuit brought against Fox Searchlight Pictures by former unpaid interns claiming compensation. Against this backdrop of entertainment and law, what is an internship? What are the expectations legally and from a work perspective? What is an internship... - September 12, 2016
Employment & Human Resources, Fall 2016
Inside this issue: The New Overtime Rules: What Your Business Needs to Consider “Your Papers Please… Electronically, For Your Convenience.” Case Law Update Read Full Newsletter - September 10, 2016
Estate Planning, Fall 2016
Inside this issue: Spousal Elective Share A Seismic Shift—The IRS Rattles the Valuation Rules Buyer Beware Read Full Newsletter - September 1, 2016Agriculture Law & AgribusinessReal Estate, Environmental Law & Land Use
DIRT, Fall 2016
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 State Veterinarian Executive Director, Beth S. Thompson, on Protecting the Health of Minnesota’s Animals: The Board of Animal Health. Also in this issue: Commodity Groups Challenge... - August 5, 2016
Gislason & Hunter Welcome Attorney Rick Halbur to the Firm
New Ulm, MN (August 5, 2016) – Gislason & Hunter is pleased to welcome Attorney Rick Halbur, to the New Ulm office. Halbur focuses his practice on banking law, commercial litigation, employment law, agriculture law and estate planning. “Rick provides client-centered representation to his individual and corporate clients,” said Gislaon & Hunter Marketing Director, Maureen... - July 8, 2016Family LawDivorce+1
When Farm Income Declines: How to Address Child Support and Spousal Maintenance
Calculating a farmer’s income for child support or spousal maintenance is often the result of averaging income over several years. This makes sense when a farmer’s income is constantly moving up and down. Over the past few years, averaging the last three to five years has seemed appropriate for many farmers; and for some, a... - July 1, 2016
Renting Farm Land—Farm Lease Agreements
Soybean Business Magazine, Minnesota Soybean (July 2016)—Agriculture producers all rely more extensively on renting farm ground. With the dynamic fluctuations in agricultural markets, it is necessary for both the agricultural producer and the landowner to have clear and concise terms regarding the lease of farm land. This article provides an introduction to general components of...







