The Swier Law Firm Corporate and Business Law News Articles
Our lawyers keep you up to date on the latest legal developments in South Dakota. Read recent stories on various areas of law.
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State Conference Addresses Disability Rights As part of the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the office of the top federal prosecutor in SD is sponsoring a one-day... -
Marijuana on State Indian Reservation: What You Need to Know The Flandrea Santee Sioux Tribe approved the use of recreational marijuana on tribal lands, the first U.S. tribe to do so in a state where marijuana is illegal. -
Single-Member LLC's Veil Pierced Western sued the LLC for breach of contract, and was awarded a judgment of $43,646 plus another $2,161 in attorney’s fees. But when Western tried to... -
Internet Outages Worry Area Businesses Internet outages have experts worried about what could happen to the nation's broadband infrastructure, specifically in smaller towns in South Dakota. -
Daktronics to Build Displays for New Vikings Stadium South Dakota-Based Daktronics to Build Displays for New Vikings Stadium -
Universities Reining in Spending After Minimum Wage Increase South Dakota's six public universities are reining in hiring and cutting back hours and services as a result of the $8.50 minimum wage that voters approved. -
South Dakota Business Owners React to Lower Teen Wage One local business owner says South Dakota's new teen minimum wage allows her to give more inexperienced teens their first paycheck. -
State Legislative Committee Approve Lower Youth Minimum Wage A state House committee has approved a proposal to exempt youth from the minimum wage hike to $8.50 per hour that voters approved in November. -
Swier Law Firm Holds Workshop For Chamber of Commerce Swier Law Firm to Hold Business Sense Workshop" for Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce -
Major Growth for Communities | Sioux Falls Sioux Falls and surrounding small communities released new population estimates that show growth of about 3,000 people every year for the past 15 years.