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Don Erickson will be presenting a NBI Advanced Employment Law seminar on 5/14/2015. For more information and registration details click below: http://www.nbi-sems.com/Details.aspx/R-68904ER%7C?ctname=SPKEM
Trial Masters has the pleasure of announcing that Stephanie Ball of Fryberger, Buchanan, Smith & Frederick, P.A. has been inducted as a charter member. Trial Masters is one of the most objective and exclusive accreditations a trial lawyer in the United States can receive. Membership is strictly limited to attorneys who have tried to verdict …
If you have walked in downtown Duluth in recent months, you may have noticed the two large tower cranes swinging impressively overhead. You may have wondered, how do developers pay for such expensive projects, or why did they choose this location? Of course, financing for such projects is complex and comes from many sources, but …
Tax Increment Financing (TIF): What is it and how does it affect new developments?Read More
Until now, socially-minded startup entrepreneurs had two choices for their new company: (1) a for-profit corporation or LLC; or (2) a non-profit corporation. Unfortunately, neither choice is ideal if the entrepreneur expects some return on investment, but wants the new company to also provide a social benefit. Non-profit corporations cannot provide a return on investment …
New Type of Corporation Gives Entrepreneurs OptionsRead More
The law firm of Fryberger, Buchanan, Smith & Frederick, P.A. is seeking to hire an associate attorney with a minimum of three years of experience in litigation for our Duluth, MN office. We are seeking a professional, complex litigation-focused candidate who is highly motivated. Strong academic credentials, including analytic, research and writing skills are required. …
One of the final steps in completing an estate plan is to review and revise beneficiary designation forms for retirement accounts and other assets. This article focuses on appropriately naming a beneficiary for a qualified retirement plan. Often times, the answer to the question: “who should be the beneficiary of my retirement account?” is not …
This summer promises to be a busy one for local construction projects. Commercial and residential projects are rapidly increasing in number. And, regardless of whether you are involved in a large commercial project, or looking to update or build a new home, the following practical tips and information will give you confidence when reviewing and …
If you are considering buying or selling only a part of an existing tax parcel of land, a new amendment to the St. Louis County Subdivision Ordinance that took effect last summer may affect what you can do. Before subdivision ordinances became common, landowners could divide their property virtually any way they pleased. All that …
