Just like in a trial, each side delivers opening statements. Then they present evidence. Unlike a formal court hearing, arbitration takes less time and tends to cost less money. Factors that streamline the process, the American Bar Association tells us, are that parties are not required to follow the same state or federal laws when…
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I’m nervous about having to declare bankruptcy or collect unemployment benefits. We know that the COVID-19 pandemic still presents a serious financial hardship for many people. Although we’ve covered some of the benefits available to your family during this time, navigating them can be complicated. For example, bankruptcy and unemployment benefits are two financial mechanisms…
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What Does the Small Business Restructuring Act Mean for My Business? Is Chapter 11 Still the Right Choice? If your small business has faced serious challenges in 2020, you’re certainly not alone. Polling data collected by the United States Chamber of Commerce indicates that over 40% of the 30 million small businesses in the U.S….
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Businesses are starting to reopen, but with so many changes, the current state law on which ones are and are not allowed to do so may still feel uncertain. Do you know who can legally reopen this month? Read our updated COVID-19 guidelines: On Wednesday, May 20, Governor Tim Walz’s administration announced the latest update…
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As we transition into a new normal it is important to know how to keep your data safe working from home. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses instructed their employees to work from home in order to comply with state and federal guidelines. For many Americans, the experience of working from home…
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