Business
Parties to a Minnesota lawsuit must have a Rule 26 discovery conference, which is often done by phone, to discuss how they will handle the discovery and evidence in their lawsuit. The requirements for this are found in Rule 26.06 of the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure. Table of Contents When must a Rule 26
Business
In this video, you get answers to these questions: What are the steps in buying out a business owner? Are you getting along well with your business partner? Can you force a business partner out of the business? What can you do if you don’t have an agreement in place? Video Transcript What are the
Business
In this video, you get answers to these questions: How do you appraise the worth of your company? What are your options in determining the value of the company when a business owner leaves? Should you hire an appraiser? What is Solomon’s choice? How important is it as a business owner to consider the value
Business
In this video, you will get answers to these questions: Can a business owner be fired? Do they have a right to employment? Is it legal to fire a business owner? What is a reasonable expectation of employment? How can your employment be terminated? Video Transcript Can a business owner be fired? Do they have
Business
In this video, you get answers to these questions: What information must a company share with its owners? What is the proper purpose to have when requesting information? What are your rights as a business owner? What are your obligations if a business owner requests information? What are the statutes? While it may seem like
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