One of the more closely watched and hotly debated topics at both the state and federal level over the course of the last few years has been the adequacy of wage and hour laws. Indeed, this past election saw voters in four states — Alaska, Arkansas, Nevada, and South Dakota — vote “yes” to the …
Nationwide protests, including here in MSP, call for higher wages Read More »
Last week, we discussed how unnerving it can be for physicians to receive notice from the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice that an investigation has been launched into a written complaint filed against them. We also discussed why it’s important for physicians not to become too flustered in these scenarios given that 1) the investigation …
Minnesota MDs and corrective action agreements — II Read More »
The simple truth is that there is a seemingly endless list of tasks to complete in the immediate aftermath of a loved one’s passing from contacting friends and family to making funeral arrangements. Indeed, things often don’t get any easier once these tasks are complete as there are often estate administration issues that must be …
Do you know enough about the Minnesota probate process? Read More »
As a physician, you’ve worked hard to earn your medical degree, establish yourself in the field and build a successful practice. That’s precisely why it can be so unnerving to learn that the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice is investigating a written complaint/report filed against you, as everything you’ve worked for — including your professional …