Across State Lines
Every state has got them, so why should you worry about "Gotchas" when hiring out of state?
May 2008
Pro Business
Manny Gonzalez is one member of Minnesota's business community who took advantage of local pro bono legal counseling for improving his business.
February 2008
Patently Obvious
Are too many patents awarded to “inventions” that are just obvious applications of existing knowledge? The U.S. Supreme Court says yes. Now what?
January 2008
The Arbitration Debate
Arbitration is a popular alternative to litigation, but Twin Cities attorneys warn that it's not a one-size-fits-all solution.
October 2007
In-House Counsel, Outside Help
When do staff attorneys seek assistance from outside firms?
July 2007
Religion at Work
Tolerance and flexibility regarding religious beliefs can help you stay on the right side of the law—and improve your workplace.
May 2007
The Retaliation Dilemma
A new Supreme Court decision may make it harder to avoid retaliation claims from whistleblowers and discrimination complainants. Local experts offer advice.
May 2007
Changing China
Two attorneys from Merchant & Gould share their story of successfully representing a client’s intellectual property case in China.
January 2007
Patent Pending... and Pending... and Pending
What's the one government agency that business leaders wish had more money? The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
January 2007
Pirating Your Patents
Whether they are greedy parasites or legitimate patent holders, so-called “patent trolls” take time, resources, and money from the companies they sue.
July 2006
Taking Inventory
Due diligence for intellectual property can be complicated and time consuming, but you shouldn’t buy a company without it.
July 2006
An Ounce of Prevention
When it comes to workplace law, a little information can head off a lot of trouble.
April 2006
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