Minnesota landlords should be ready for significant changes in eviction procedures. Starting on January 1, 2023, an amendment to Minnesota Statute 504B.321 will introduce new rules affecting eviction processes, particularly those related to non-payment of rent or other unpaid financial obligations. The most prominent change is the requirement for a 14-day written notice before initiating… Read More
Minnesota’s New Cannabis Bill Creates New License Types
Minnesota’s new cannabis law has created over 15 different categories of licenses. It appears as though almost every aspect of the cannabis industry will get its own type of license. These categories are: Every single one of these licenses has a specific purpose, and many can be exclusive of each other. For example, a cannabis… Read More
Can Minnesota Cities Ban Cannabis Retailers?
With the pending legalization of marijuana in Minnesota, a common question we have received from the public is whether cities and counties can prevent cannabis retailers from setting up shop in their city. The answer is—sort of. The new cannabis bill provides that local units of government may not prohibit the possession, transportation, or use… Read More
Why you should have a Lobbyist & How a Bill becomes Law
If you are interested in creating new law or amending and improving a current law it would be highly beneficial to hire a lobbyist. We have substantial knowledge about the legislative process and procedures and the history of previous legislation that succeeded or failed. We also have access to the key decision makers who control… Read More
Collecting on a Judgment
Have you ever sued in small claims court or district court and obtained a judgment? If a judge enters a judgment in your favor, what do you do next? How do you enforce a judgment and how long can you enforce it? What if the judgment is against you or your company? A judgment from… Read More