TL;DR: Pending lawsuit could delay some misclassification measures, but contractors should keep preparing for March to come in like a lion. Many Minnesota building contractors have spent the winter wondering whether March would “come in like a lion…
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I. INTRODUCTION A routine traffic stop in Texas in 2016 ended with the death of an unarmed Black man. Now, the U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing Barnes v. Felix, a case that questions how courts should assess police use of force. When an officer uses d…
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Traffic stops. We have all been there. You notice the flashing lights in your rearview mirror, pull over, and prepare for the usual questions. But what if the officer doesn’t ask you any questions and instead orders you out of your vehicle and call…
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Federal Trademarks TLDR: Business owners likely do not need to register federal trademarks unless their brand or slogan is highly unique and is used in multiple states’ markets nationwide. What Is a Trademark? A federal trademark is a registration…
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Child support is a vital component in ensuring that children’s needs are met after a separation or divorce. In Minnesota, the calculation of child support is governed by state guidelines, designed to ensure fairness and that both parents contribute…
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The CTA and FinCEN BOI Reporting Has Been Reinstated TL;DR: BOI reporting requirements are back and reports must be completed by Jan 13, 2025. What Changed? On December 23, 2024, the US Court of Appeals issued a stay pending appeal from the previousl…
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Ongoing litigation in Texas stops the clock on BOI filing for small businesses. The U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas granted a nationwide preliminary injunction suspending enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”):…
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Divorce is never an easy decision, and for many Minnesotans, religious beliefs add another layer of complexity to an already emotional process. Minnesota’s no-fault divorce laws aim to provide a neutral legal framework, but for couples whose faith…
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Co-parenting after a separation or divorce requires patience, collaboration, and a clear focus on the child’s best interests. Minnesota courts emphasize the importance of fostering healthy relationships between children and both parents, which hing…
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How Social Media Usage Can Impact a Divorce Social media usage is deeply woven into daily life, serving as a tool for communication, networking, and entertainment. However, during a divorce, it can unexpectedly become a source of complications. The w…
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