Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Real estate practice grows with Florida expansion
Stinson partner Todd Phelps took the Florida bar exam a few years ago to serve high-net-worth families and private businesses that tend to own commercial real estate or multifamily developments here and in southwest Florida.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Conviction reviews; back to school; TV party
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »In the Hopper: Catching up on bills affecting legal community
This week we’re catching up on some of the 2021 legislation could might alter the way lawyers do business — but that we’ve let slip through the cracks.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Accounting experience adds to M&A practice
Chelsey Buck, a third-year associate at Lathrop GPM, says experience crunching numbers and creating spreadsheets as a certified public accountant is benefiting her mergers-and-acquisitions practice and legal career.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Disorder contingency; rural v. urban; good reads
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »In the Hopper: Going to pot; tolled deadlines; minority support
House Democrats are taking another run at marijuana legalization. This time, they think they have momentum on their side.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: New firm focuses on affordable housing disputes
Attorney and partner Justin Jenkins has teamed with managing partner David Davenport to launch BC Davenport, a Minneapolis-based law firm focused on representing developers, nonprofits and others in low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) matters.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Electoral opposites; impasse alert; double impeachment
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »In the Hopper: Election law; civil disaster, marriage licenses
The House and Senate have wildly divergent approaches to election reform, as two major bills recently heard in committee amply demonstrate.
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