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Coronavirus and COVID-19 continue to wreak havoc on the economy as governments around the world attempt to mitigate the effects of the global health pandemic. Federal, state and local governments continue to issue new restrictions and guidelines as new data becomes available. President Trump declared a national emergency on March 13, 2020.[i] On the same …
Lender Alert: Bank Loan Payment Accommodations on Tax-Exempt Bank Loans during COVID-19Read More
As COVID-19 continues to progress, it also continues to change the way many of us approach our work including both the private sector and public. This can be a challenge for both private sector employees and public as many have not previously worked remotely. However, officials of state and local governments face another challenge – …
Client Alert: Remote Meetings under Minnesota’s Open Meeting Law and COVID-19Read More
In an election year we tend to look at the national economy and federal regulations on business enterprises. However, state law and local municipal ordinances will likely impact development and business plans much more than the national political climate. Entrepreneurs make their money through diligent planning and understanding the required steps prior to opening for …
The COVID-19 pandemic is creating an unprecedented situation for businesses. Recent changes to employee leave requirements, bans on more than a limited number of people gathering, and many other issues are emerging on a day-to-day basis. We are monitoring these changes and are ready to help our clients through this difficult period. Please contact us if …
To paraphrase Heraclitus, the only constant is change. That is certainly true in employment law. Here are a few of the most notable recent legal developments affecting area employers and employees. Minimum Wage Ordinance Upheld On January 22, 2020 the Minnesota Supreme Court upheld the new Minneapolis minimum wage law in Graco v. The City …
Cloquet’s Frank Lloyd Wright – designed gas station received some great attention in the Wall Street Journal on January 29. Here’s the full story: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-gas-station-that-frank-lloyd-wright-built-11580311682
Donald C. Erickson FRYBERGER LAW FIRM MSBA Certified Labor and Employment Law Specialist derickson@fryberger.com 218.725.6852 In light of 2019 local, state, and federal law changes employers need to insure they are in compliance as they enter 2020. A quick checklist follows: If you have employees working in the City of Duluth, are the employees …
Attorneys and staff of Cloquet’s 47-year-old Rudy Law Firm will become part of the Duluth-based Fryberger Law Firm, effective Jan. 1, 2020. On that date, the Cloquet firm will be known as Rudy, Gassert, Yetka, Pritchett & Helwig, a Fryberger Law Firm Practice Group. Rudy attorneys and staff will continue to operate out of offices …
Attorneys and staff of Cloquet’s Rudy Law Firm to join Fryberger Law FirmRead More
