The 2023 legislative session saw a substantial number of changes to employment laws in Minnesota. As you and your business enter 2024, the team at Win...
Read MoreJeff Ansel will be presenting “Receiverships 101” at the Minnesota Bankers Association on January 23, 2024. Commercial receiverships can be a complicated topic but one that is essential for bankers to understand. Don’t miss this introduction to receiverships including Minnesota-specific statutes and how they function, the process for appointing a receiver, how the receiver operates, ...
January 23, 2024
By: Jeffrey R. Ansel
Winthrop attorney Jeff Ansel recently participated in a Receivership 101 video series put on by Commercial Receivers Association and the Daily DAC LLC – Distressed Asset Central. Jeffrey’s session, “Representing a Receiver,” walks through the process of pre-receivership representation, as well as representation during the receivership. Interested in learning more? Check it out here: https://bit.ly/42wOCPR
By: Jeffrey R. Ansel and Cynthia L. Hegarty
Jeffrey Ansel and Cynthia Hegarty will present “Debtor-Creditor Law: New Developments and Looking Beyond the Pandemic,” on December 2, 2021 through Minnesota CLE. This online seminar features the essentials of Debtor-Creditor law as well as the newest legal developments affecting Debtor-Creditor practice and looking beyond the pandemic, and will be taught by the experts who ...
December 2, 2021
8:55 AM - 4:20 PMDon't assume that filing your company’s name with the Secretary of State provides trademark rights—it doesn't!
By: Jeffrey R. Ansel and
Understanding how an ABC works is essential to a creditor re-establishing control of the debt collection process.
Attorney Jeff Ansel was interviewed by Twin Cities Business.
Winthrop & Weinstine attorneys Jeff Ansel and Tony Moch will speak on "Post-Closing Fights: What Happens if Issues Arise after a Deal is Closed?" at the Bank Holding Company Association's 2017 Fall Seminar.
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