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// by Allison Tellinghuisen
Many Minnesotans rolled a legal joint on August 1, 2023. The new law was a long-time in the making and provides over 200 pages of regulatory framework for all things cannabis. This article aims to provides a 10,000-foot view of the new cannabis law and educate on how this law may affect you and your …
// by Allison Tellinghuisen
With the federal estate tax exemption at an all-time high, residents of most U.S. states do not have to worry about an estate tax. Unfortunately, some Minnesota residents do not have that luxury. Minnesota is one of twelve states with a state estate tax and out of those states, Minnesota has the fifth lowest estate …
Limiting Minnesota Estate Tax Liability for Married CouplesRead More
// by Allison Tellinghuisen
Stephanie Ball, Paul Kilgore and David Oberstar of Fryberger, Buchanan, Smith and Frederick, P.A. were recently selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2024 (Copyright 2023 by BL Rankings, LLC., of Aiken, SC). www.bestlawyers.com Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers has become universally regarded as the definitive …
Attorneys at Fryberger Law Firm Named Best Lawyers in AmericaRead More
// by Allison Tellinghuisen
The 2023 legislative session will likely go down as one of the most consequential in modern history. In addition to retaining the Governor’s office and the House of Representatives, the Democrat Farm Labor (“DFL”) party was able to flip control of the state Senate by the narrowest of margins in November, taking a 34-33 seat …
// by Allison Tellinghuisen
At a time of labor shortages that are predicted to persist for years, continued battles with inflation, a potential recession, and a projected three percent decline in the number of working age individuals over the next decade, the Minnesota Legislature passed multiple bills that employers are going to have to address during an already challenging …
The Times They Are A – Changin’: Employers Take NoteRead More
// by Allison Tellinghuisen
If you are thinking of selling property that could result in a large tax bill, consider a 1031 exchange. A 1031 exchange, named after Section 1031 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, is not a “tax free” exchange as it is sometimes referred to, but rather a way to defer capital gains tax on the …
// by Allison Tellinghuisen
In all realms of employment law, from small businesses to large corporations, the management of the employment relationship with any employee comes down to making a decision based on the employee’s performance. This is particularly true in matters of termination, promotion, and other areas where the road forks in that affiliation between employer and worker. …
// by Allison Tellinghuisen
One major decision that every business owner must make is to decide which entity type to use to form their business. There are many entity choices to consider, some with better protections than others. This article aims to provide a general summary of the most common entity types available in Minnesota, along with a brief …
So, You Want to Start a Business? Determine Which Entity Type is the Right Fit for You.Read More
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