Preparing Your Business for an Emergency

Rincker LawBusiness/Commercial Law

The year 2020 has been a continuous lesson in the need to prepare for the unpredictable. From the pandemic to natural disasters, businesses have faced numerous challenges that could force them to close. The most common emergencies that businesses typically face fall into three categories: Natural disasters such as floods, fires, and earthquakes Medical emergencies such as the current COVID-19 …

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Wanna Be an Ag Lawyer? This Podcast Discusses Law School and Path to Becoming an Ag Lawyer

Rincker LawEducational Events, Food & Ag Law, Podcasts, Social Media and Technology

I receive a lot of emails from folks who are interested in becoming an ag lawyer.  I have a YouTube Series posted on the topic but I was also a guest on this episode of Tiffany Dowell Lashmett’s podcast with At Law in the Field.  It’s a great listen for those of you who are interested in becoming an ag …

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Episode 31 of Ag Law Today: Advice for Beginning Farmers

Rincker LawAg Law Today, Food & Ag Law, Podcasts

Loved this candid conversation with Laura Vaught on this episode of Ag Law Today on Advice for Beginning Farmers.  Hear Laura’s biggest tips for beginning farmers. Share this Article

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Ask Cari: Should I Use a Confidentiality Agreement?

Rincker LawBusiness/Commercial Law

Business owners often find it necessary or desirable to keep valuable and sensitive information private. In some instances, a business may have developed certain key elements that help distinguish it from its competitors. In other instances, a business owner may handle sensitive information that a client would not want exposed or that is protected by law. If your business develops …

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Ask Cari: When is a Marriage Irretrievably Broken? How do you Calculate this in Months?

Rincker LawFamily/Matrimonial Law

A divorce just takes one party to want to get a divorce in most states. States like Illinois and New York both require the “ground” that the marriage is irretrievably broken. Similarly, it only takes one party to state under oath that the marriage is irretrievably broken. It doesn’t mean you two aren’t having sex or aren’t living together – …

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3 Minute Survey on Farm Estate Planning

Rincker LawEstate Planning, Food & Ag Law

I am working on a video series on farm estate, business and succession planning.  I would like to get a better feel for what is actually happening in this arena in agriculture.  I have a quick 26 question survey on the topic and it would mean a lot to me if you would take a few minutes to answer these …

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Ask Cari: What are Legal Issues to Consider Before Hiring?

Rincker LawAg Extension Education, Employment and Labor Law

Despite the challenges facing many businesses, some companies are still experiencing growth. If your business is expanding, you may find that it is time for you to make your first hire. As you begin this process, it is critical to note that expansion, while providing a great opportunity to increase productivity and scale, can also expose your business to additional …

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Important Upcoming Compliance Deadlines for Your Business

Rincker LawBusiness/Commercial Law

Busy small business owners have many tasks on their plates: A significant one is staying on top of important tax and filing deadlines. These important dates may vary depending upon the business’ structure. Here are some of the most critical deadlines business owners may need to meet over the next few months. Federal tax deadlines September 16, 2020 is the …

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