Are You Paying Someone to Kill Your Company? How to Spot and Deal With Toxic Employees and Toxic Leadership
An article discussing how to spot and deal with toxic employees and toxic leadership
An article discussing how to spot and deal with toxic employees and toxic leadership
A post by Bray Dohrwardt discussing the benefits of template contracts in your business
Bray Discusses the Advantage of Automated and Digitized Contracts
Discussing the benefits of companies implementing energy sustainability programs.
Highlighting What You Need to Know When Buying or Selling a Business
Engaging your attorney early is the key to getting your deal done!
What to consider when a renewable developer wants to build on your farm.
How to Assess Your Company's Culture of Compliance, the Costs of Non-Compliance, and How to Establish a Culture of Compliance
Starting a business can be an exciting and rewarding experience. However, it is essential to consider the legal aspects of starting a business to ensure that you operate within the laws and regulations that apply to your industry. Here are some legal considerations that you should keep in mind ...
Businesses increasingly reject hourly billing and instead choose alternative fee arrangements that offer price certainty.
The evolution of the law firm from a prominent downtown address to virtually anywhere.
It is unlawful for public, private, and non-profit Minnesota employers to ask a prospective employee's salary history.
A new federal rule requires corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), and other entities created or registered in the United States to comply with a recent beneficial owner report requirement with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Whether your organization must comply depends on many factors; electronic filing is free, and the compliance deadline varies depending on when your entity was registered.
Bray Dohrwardt is licensed to practice law in Minnesota and Texas. Please contact the Dohrwardt Law Firm to discuss how the firm can help you get business done.