Mankato, MN (January 7, 2019) – Gislason & Hunter LLP is pleased to announce that Attorney Andrew M. Tatge, a partner with the firm, has been named the firm’s Managing Partner. As the firm’s Managing Partner, Andrew looks forward to leading the firm’s strategic efforts and managing the firm’s continued growth. Andrew will also continue to...

Mankato, MN (November 13, 2018) – Gislason & Hunter is pleased to be a sponsor of the 7th annual Kiwanis Holiday Lights, set to kick off on November 23 in Mankato’s Sibley Park. The Mankato Downtown Kiwanis Club will host the holiday lights November 23 to December 31, 2018. Kiwanis Holiday Lights is presented by the...

Mankato, MN (July 2, 2018) – Eight attorneys from Gislason & Hunter LLP have been selected to the 2018 Minnesota and Iowa Super Lawyers list. No more than five percent of the lawyers in each state are selected by Super Lawyers. Minnesota attorneys named Super Lawyers include Dustan J. Cross, Michael S. Dove, Angela M....

Minneapolis, MN (April 16, 2018) –Timothy P. Tobin, Managing Partner of Gislason & Hunter LLP, is pleased to announce that, effective May 1, 2018, Peter B. Stein and Ralph L. Moore will become associated with Gislason & Hunter LLP. Mr. Stein and Mr. Moore practiced together for over 40 years as Stein & Moore, P.A.,...

Mankato, MN (January 1, 2018) – Gislason & Hunter is pleased to announce Jennifer G. Lurken from the Mankato office has been named Partner. Lurken’s extensive legal expertise provides large and small businesses, agricultural producers, banks and individuals with effective outcomes. As an experienced litigator with an emphasis on bankruptcy, banking, civil litigation and employment...

Mankato, MN (November 1, 2017) – Gislason & Hunter is pleased to welcome Attorney Christopher J. Kamath, to the Mankato and New Ulm offices. Kamath focuses his practice in the areas of Estate Planning, Agriculture Law and Financial Law. “We are pleased to have Chris join the firm in the Mankato and New Ulm offices,” said...

MN Valley Business Magazine (October 1, 2017) – Many businesses, including many farm businesses, organize and operate their businesses through separate business entities (e.g., corporations or limited liability companies).  When properly structured, these entities can provide numerous management, succession, and liability protection benefits for farmers and other business owners. But merely creating a generic corporation...