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Recent developments in Minnesota’s tax law have opened up new opportunities for child care centers to qualify for property tax exemptions. This article examines the key requirements and implications of this change, focusing on the recent Under the Rainbow Early Educ. Center v. County of Goodhue case. Key Takeaways Child...

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Rounding out the major changes to the family law statutes taking effect August 1, 2023 (in addition to changes to spousal maintenance and antenuptial agreements) are changes to parenting time. Family law used to revolve heavily around temporary hearings, but the practice of early neutral evaluations and initial case management...

On Wednesday, June 5, 2024, Attorney David Hellmuth gave a presentation on Minnesota contract for deed transactions. Many folks are not aware that they can sell their real estate to a buyer using a contract for deed. Many buyers are also not aware of the option of proposing a contract...

In what area of law do you practice and why did you choose this? I am a business litigation attorney who handles some intellectual property issues. I think that this law chose me rather than choosing it myself. I always envisioned myself as a full-time patent attorney, but after exploring...

You might have heard the story of the attorney who was sanctioned for using legal research generated by ChatGPT, an open Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) website, and filed the AI brief into a lawsuit he was involved in. When the court researched the caselaw cited in the brief, the cases did...

In addition to the new employee misclassification laws (my summary of that law can be found here: https://hjlawfirm.com/important-contractor-update-changes-to-employment-independent-contractor-laws/), another law was recently passed targeting insurance restoration contractors. Effective August 1, 2024, when signing a contract that involves insurance proceeds, the customer must be given a good faith estimate of total...