Premium financed life insurance can be a powerful tool for high-net-worth individuals looking to secure large life insurance policies without tying up or liquidating their assets to pay premiums. At its most basic level, premium financed life insurance involves taking out a loan from a lender to cover the cost...
Founding Attorney Andrew Parker featured in Twin Cities Business
We are pleased to announce that Founding Attorney Andrew Parker has been featured in Twin Cities Business for his insightful analysis on the growing impact of political speech in the workplace.
Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid in Premium Financed Life Insurance
Premium financed life insurance can be a powerful tool for high-net-worth individuals looking to secure large life insurance policies without tying up or liquidating their assets to pay premiums. At its most basic level, premium financed life insurance involves taking out a loan from a lender to cover the cost...
Essential Role of eDiscovery in Modern Litigation
The litigation attorneys at Parker Daniels Kibort have extensive experience and winning strategies in managing eDiscovery. Our team has achieved case victories regarding eDiscovery, including adverse jury instructions and orders granting our motions to compel.
New Independent Contractor Rules
Workers who perform services for companies are legally considered “employees” of those companies, with all the accompanying benefits and legal protections. Many companies, however, have traditionally classified their workers as “independent contractors,” and thus avoided giving those workers such benefits as retirement, unemployment compensation and workers’ compensation, and even social...
Winning Results! Landmark Disability Benefits Case
Winning Results! We are thrilled to announce that Parker Daniels Kibort has secured a crucial win for our client, Ann Wessberg, in a landmark disability benefits case.
New Employment Laws Effective August 1, 2024
The 2024 legislature passed a large number of laws affecting employment, some of which are becoming effective now. In particular, the Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave Act, which will not become fully effective until January 1, 2026, has been partially implemented now.
Administrative Agencies Cut Down to Size
Clients who regularly do business with administrative agencies should be aware that the regulatory landscape is changing. The Supreme Court has ruled, in two different cases, that the powers of the federal administrative agencies are more limited than had previously been assumed.
Congratulations PDK 2024 Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars
Parker Daniels Kibort is pleased to congratulate our attorneys who are named 2024 Minnesota Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars.
Understanding Premium Financed Life Insurance: Opportunities, Risks, and Legal Considerations
Private placement offerings represent a vital avenue for businesses in Minnesota to raise capital without the regulatory complexities of public offerings. However, navigating the legal intricacies of these transactions is crucial to ensure compliance and avoid potential pitfalls.