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- June 25, 2015Business & Corporate LawReal Estate, Environmental Law & Land Use+1
Restaurant Owner Announces Strategic Real Estate Plan
Minnesota fans of Italian food might be interested in learning that the owner of the Olive Garden and Longhorn Steakhouse restaurant chains has announced plans to pay off $1 billion in debt. On June 23, parent company Darden Restaurants said that it would move 430 restaurants into a real estate investment trust as a strategy... - June 18, 2015
Medical Malpractice, Summer 2015
Inside this issue: Releasing Medical Records of a Deceased Adult—What is Allowed Under HIPAA? Disclosing Protected Health Information to Law Enforcement Read Full Newsletter - April 28, 2015Business & Corporate LawLitigation+3
Lawsuit Over Sale of Life Time Fitness
A lawsuit that was filed in Minnesota on April 10 alleges that the CEO of Life Time Fitness is working with a consortium to purchase the company that he owns. The business litigation involves allegations that the CEO of Life Time Fitness has a conflict of interest by owning shares in both Life Time Fitness... - April 2, 2015Business & Corporate LawReal Estate, Environmental Law & Land Use+1
Choosing the Right Facility for the Business
Entrepreneurs in Minnesota might benefit from learning more about some of the factors involved in identifying properties capable of supporting the operations of a business. There are several variables for business owners to consider before signing a contract to lease a building or facility. Each enterprise has a unique set of priorities that the property... - March 27, 2015Family LawDivorce+1
Valuation and Division of Growing Crops in a Minnesota Farm Divorce
A question I often receive between March and October every year is how to deal with growing crops in a Minnesota farm divorce. In Minnesota, the value of the marital assets is determined as of the “valuation date.” The valuation date is different in every case and sometimes can be agreed upon by the parties... - March 18, 2015Business & Corporate LawFinance & Banking+1
Avoiding Liability From Business Legal Errors
Small business owners in Minnesota sometimes make legal errors that may expose them to significant liability and the potential for thousands of dollars in losses. These errors are preventable and correctable, and it is important that people understand them so they can avoid them in the first place. One of the more common errors people... - February 27, 2015Family LawDivorce
Buy-Sell Agreements Help Businesses Survive Divorce
Few events can set a business back as quickly as a divorce involving one if it owners. Whether the business is a farm, manufacturing company, medical or dental practice, or other professional practice or business, a divorce and efforts related to getting the parties and the business through the divorce can wreck substantial havoc to...