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Mary Ellen Reihsen: Building & Growing Businesses

by Dan Baldwin

November 14, 2024

Mary Ellen Reihsen: Building & Growing Businesses

November 14, 2024

Understanding Your Client’s Reimbursement Rights When Responding to Third-Party Subpoenas

Beth Lacanne and Jeffrey Klobucar November 11, 2024

When a company receives a subpoena, a few questions usually come to mind immediately – Is the company at risk?

Personal Branding – For You, Lawyers

Z. Peter Sawicki and James L. Young October 29, 2024

Business lawyers – your clients’ products are known by their brands. We’ve written many times about the tools you can

The Price of Silence: How Recent Scandals Shed Light on Dynamics of Sexual Abuse Cases

There is a price of silence in crimes where knowledge and exposure can have severe consequences. When the victims are silent, whether because of their

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Mary Ellen Reihsen: Building & Growing Businesses

Dan Baldwin November 14, 2024

It became clear to me that I was a deal maker back in law school,” says Mary Ellen Reihsen, a

Hellmuth & Johnson: Celebrating 30 Years

Dan Baldwin October 9, 2024

Founded in 1994, Hellmuth & Johnson began as a two-attorney law firm. Over time, the firm grew to include 70 attorneys operating from four office locations throughout the state, becoming the 12th largest law firm in Minnesota.

Darbie Tamsett: Building Legacies

Caitlin Keniston May 23, 2024

The practice of law has long been a family business. Attorney Darbie Tamsett is not only continuing her family’s legacy

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A Law Firm’s Guide for Responding to Third-Party Subpoenas Served on Clients

If your client has been served with a third-party subpoena, numerous considerations should be analyzed when determining how to respond. Your firm or your clients

A (Donut) Hole in U.S. Trademark Enforcement

In the late 1950s – near the tail end of the baby boomer birth year bracket – the USA had just started construction of the

Stretching IP: How the Father of Pilates Missed an Opportunity

A cat stretched in a barracks; a prisoner observed this and then developed an invention that left a considerable mark on society. Who was the

Amendments to Minnesota’s Earned Sick and Safe Time Law

Keeping up with legislative changes can be like trying to herd cats—just when you think you’ve got it all under control, another legislative session releases

Brands on the Run: Food Truck Trademarks

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Legal Trivia

Which of the following crises directly led to the creation of the Federal Reserve System in 1913?

The Great Depression (1929-1939)

WRONG! The Great Depression led to significant reforms in banking and monetary policy, including changes to the Federal Reserve’s role, but it did not lead to its creation. The Federal Reserve had already been established by this time.

The Panic of 1837

WRONG! This earlier financial crisis led to widespread bank failures and a long economic depression, but it did not result in the creation of the Federal Reserve. At that time, the U.S. still had no formal central banking system after the closure of the Second Bank of the United States.

The Panic of 1907

CORRECT! The Panic of 1907 was a severe financial crisis caused by the collapse of major trust companies, leading to bank runs and a liquidity crisis. The lack of a central banking system to stabilize the economy during this panic prompted Congress to establish the Federal Reserve in 1913 to manage monetary policy and prevent future crises.

The Stock Market Crash of 1929

WRONG! While the crash was a key event that exacerbated the Great Depression, leading to major banking reforms, it did not lead to the establishment of the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve was created long before, in response to the Panic of 1907.

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November 7, 2024

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