FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: August 1, 2018 Contact: Jennifer Carey Phone: 218.722.4766 Email: jlc@hanftlaw.com Website: hanftlaw.com Hanft Fride Announces 2018 Minnesota Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Duluth, MN: Hanft Fride is pleased to announce the recognition of attorneys Charles “Huck” Andresen, Bill Burns, John Kelly, Jennifer Carey, Cheryl Prince, Tom Torgerson and Jacob… Read more »
Read More »June 2018 – Vol. 20, No. 6 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, A Professional Association
June 2018 – Vol. 20, No. 6 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, A Professional Association. Co-Editors, Scott A. Witty, saw@hanftlaw.com and Richard R. Burns, rrb@hanftlaw.com, or 218-722-4766. Please feel free to forward this e-mail or share it with others. If there are other topics of interest… Read more »
Read More »Hanft Fride Welcomes New Associate – Hal Spott
Duluth, MN: Hanft Fride is proud to welcome Hal Spott to the firm as an associate attorney. Spott joined the firm in May 2018 and will focus his practice on business law, commercial law, wills, trust and probate, real estate law and litigation. “We’re very pleased to add Hal to our legal team,” said Jennifer… Read more »
Read More »May 2018 – Vol. 20, No. 5 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, A Professional Association.
May 2018 – Vol. 20, No. 5 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, A Professional Association. Co-Editors, Scott A. Witty, saw@hanftlaw.com and Richard R. Burns, rrb@hanftlaw.com, or 218-722-4766. Please feel free to forward this e-mail or share it with others. If there are other… Read more »
Read More »April 2018 – Vol. 20, No. 4 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, P.A.
April 2018 – Vol. 20, No. 4 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, A Professional Association. Co-Editors, Scott A. Witty, saw@hanftlaw.com and Richard R. Burns, rrb@hanftlaw.com, or 218-722-4766. Please feel free to forward this e-mail or share it with others. If there are other topics of interest to you or… Read more »
Read More »March 2018 – Vol. 20, No.3 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, PA
March 2018 – Vol. 20, No.3
The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News
from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of
Hanft Fride, A Professional Association.
Co-Editors, Scott A. Witty, saw@hanftlaw.com and Richard R. Burns, rrb@hanftlaw.com, or 218-722-4766. Please feel free to forward this e-mail or share it with others. If there are other topics of interest to you or any other suggestions concerning this newsletter, please let us know.
This Month’s Topics:
- 2nd Circuit Rules sexual orientation Discrimination is Sex Discrimination
- SETTLEMENT OF A SEXUAL HARASSMENT OR ABUSE CASE AND NEW TAX CONSEQUENCES
- JOINT-EMPLOYER STANDARD REVERTS TO BROWNING-FERRIS
- 6th Circuit Rules Title VII Bars Discrimination Based on Transgender Status
- Tip Of The Month
Leah Fisher named Partner 1/1/2018
Hanft Fride Announces Promotion of Leah Fisher to Shareholder
Duluth, MN: Hanft Fride is proud to welcome Leah Fisher as the firm’s newest shareholder, effective January 1, 2018. Fisher’s promotion strengthens Hanft Fride’s family law offering, as Fisher has focused her practice on family law since joining the firm in 2015.
Read More »February 2018 – Vol. 20, No.2 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, PA
February 2018 – Vol. 20, No.2
The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News
from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of
Hanft Fride, A Professional Association.
Co-Editors, Scott A. Witty, saw@hanftlaw.com and Richard R. Burns, rrb@hanftlaw.com, or 218-722-4766. Please feel free to forward this e-mail or share it with others. If there are other topics of interest to you or any other suggestions concerning this newsletter, please let us know.
This Month’s Topics:
- “Interactive Process” To Determine Reasonable Accommodations Not Required Under Minnesota Human Rights Act
- WISCONSIN NON-SOLICITATION AGREEMENTS SUBJECT TO REASONABLENESS STANDARD
- ADA and MN Human Rights Act Utilize Same Standard
- If Non-Compete Breached, Employer Entitled to Remedy
- Tip Of The Month
January 2018 – Vol. 20, No.1 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, P.A.
Have a Safe & Happy New Year!
January 2018 – Vol. 20, No.1
The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News
from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of
Hanft Fride, A Professional Association.
Co-Editors, Scott A. Witty, saw@hanftlaw.com and Richard R. Burns, rrb@hanftlaw.com, or 218-722-4766. Please feel free to forward this e-mail or share it with others. If there are other topics of interest to you or any other suggestions concerning this newsletter, please let us know.
This Month’s Topics:
- more employee-friendly nlrb is here
- unpaid interns are returning
- Allegation the Employer Failed to Follow Policy is Not Pre-text
- “micro-units” no more
- Tip Of The Month
December 2017 – Vol. 19, No.12 The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of Hanft Fride, PA
Happy Holidays from all of us at Hanft Fride
December 2017 – Vol. 19, No.12
The Employer E-Letter: Labor and Employment Law News
from the Duluth, Minnesota law firm of
Hanft Fride, A Professional Association.
Co-Editors, Scott A. Witty, saw@hanftlaw.com and Richard R. Burns, rrb@hanftlaw.com, or 218-722-4766. Please feel free to forward this e-mail or share it with others. If there are other topics of interest to you or any other suggestions concerning this newsletter, please let us know.
This Month’s Topics:
- Browning-Ferris Joint Employer Standard Overruled by NLRB
- Third Circuit Rules Short Rest Breaks are Compensable Time
- Employer’s alleged Failure to Follow Policy is Not Pre-text
- Employee’s Complaint to HR May Suspend MHRA Statute of Limitations
- Tip Of The Month