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How the New Administration May Impact the Construction Industry

Deregulation, focus on private sector projects, potential labor & material cost increases are likely for the construction industry.

Election Day — What Employers Need to Know Before Nov. 5

Maslon attorneys advise on employers' obligations regarding time off for voting, time off for election-related activities, and an employee's right to discuss politics at work.

Deadline Approaching: Ensure Compliance with the Federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA)

If the CTA applies to your company, it is important you take certain steps by the end of the year to avoid potential civil or criminal penalties.

FTC's Non-Compete Ban Struck Down by Federal Judge in Texas

The enforceability of non-competes will continue to be based upon state law.

Crucial Lesson from the CrowdStrike Outage: Assess Your Cybersecurity Supply Chain

Millions of computers around the world running on the Windows operating system were recently disabled—not by hackers, but by a faulty software update released by CrowdStrike.

How to Prepare for the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (MCDPA)

The MCDPA is the first state privacy law to introduce data inventory requirements in Minnesota.

Supreme Court Ruling Brings New Caution to Using Life Insurance to Fund a Buy-Sell Agreement

The United States Supreme Court shook up the estate tax landscape for closely held businesses using life insurance to fund buy-sell agreements.

New Legislation Abolishes Statutory Immunity for Guardians Under the Probate Code

The new legislation provides a cause of action to hold a guardian personally liable for any harm caused to a person subject to a guardianship.

Minnesota Passes Expanded Worker Misclassification Bill

All businesses should be aware of the new Minnesota law impacting the classification of independent contractors.

New Legislation Resolves Jurisdictional Question in Trust Proceedings

Governor Tim Walz signed legislation that amended the Minnesota Trust Code and clarified jurisdiction in Minnesota trust proceedings.

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