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Fitzsimmons named shareholder attorney

January 24, 2012

Greater Minnesota economic development efforts underway

October 17, 2011

Flaherty & Hood, P.A. Senior Attorney/Lobbyist J.D. Burton and Senior Policy Analyst Steve Peterson have led a multi-tiered effort this fall to help boost economic development and job growth in greater Minnesota.

Provide your input on redistricting

October 17, 2011

Ordinary citizens and city officials have the opportunity to provide input on one of the most important decisions this decade – the drawing of legislative and congressional districts.

Larson and Wefel present to Minnesota Association of Rehabilitation Providers

October 17, 2011

Elizabeth Wefel and Nancy Larson recently gave a presentation to the Minnesota Association of Rehabilitation Providers (MARP).

Flaherty & Hood-Winona hosts open house

October 17, 2011

Flaherty & Hood’s Winona office is staffed full-time by attorney Michael Flaherty and paralegal Roseann Shaw, and part-time by City Attorney Chris Hood.

Communication still best method to advance bonding projects

October 16, 2011

Flaherty & Hood has secured bonding for many clients and is available to help advance your project next session.

St. Charles chooses Flaherty & Hood as city attorney

October 16, 2011

Flaherty & Hood is proud to announce that Principal Attorney Chris Hood now serves as the City of St. Charles’ City Attorney.

Massive Alliant Energy rate increase successfully reduced

October 16, 2011

Over the last year, Attorneys Joe Sullivan and Steve Nyhus represented the City of Albert Lea in its challenge to Alliant Energy’s massive electric rate increase.

Nuclear waste amendment successfully added to nuclear moratorium bill

February 11, 2011

Senior attorney/lobbyist Joe Sullivan, working closely with freshman Sen. John Howe (R-Red Wing), secured an amendment to S.F. 4 (Koch) that ensures the costs for long-term nuclear waste storage will be accounted for if the state’s nuclear power moratorium is repealed.

Employment past practices: Binding or not?

February 11, 2011

Unions frequently submit grievances against employers claiming the employer violated a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) by changing and failing to follow a “past practice” without getting agreement from the union before taking the action.

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