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2022 Edition of The Best Lawyers: Ones to…

Two attorneys from Gunderson, Palmer, Nelson & Ashmore, LLP were recognized in the 2022 edition of the Best Lawyers®: Ones to Watch in America.

2022 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America®

Five lawyers from Gunderson, Palmer, Nelson & Ashmore, LLP were recognized in the 2022 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Please help us congratulate J. Crisman Palmer, Daniel E. Ashmore, Patrick G. Goetzinger, Talbot J. Wieczorek, and Quentin L. Riggins.

GPNA Tip of The Week: Workplace Injury

Gunderson, Palmer, Nelson & Ashmore summer associate Ty Daly writes our latest GPNA Tip of The Week article. This GPNA tip of the week is brought to you by Hughes v. Dakota Mill and Grain, Inc., 2021 S.D. 31, 959 N.W.2d 903. The opinion was released by the South Dakota Supreme Court on May 12,…

Remembering our Friend and Partner David E.…

Dave was a devoted attorney, friend, husband, and father. He enjoyed hunting, golfing, and fly-fishing and looked forward every year to the annual fly-fishing trips to the Bighorn Mountains he planned for fellow fishermen as well as his yearly golf excursions with his high school buddies. He…

GPNA Tip of The Week: One Bite and Your Dog…

Gunderson, Palmer, Nelson & Ashmore summer associate Caleb Vukovich discusses the South Dakota Supreme Court's opinion in the City of Onida v. Brandt case. In City of Onida v. Brandt, two black Labrador mix dogs attacked and killed a corgi-mix house dog. The case serves as an example to show that…

South Dakota Trust Law Update - 2021 Edition…

Gunderson, Palmer, Nelson & Ashmore, LLP attorney Patrick G. Goetzinger provides an update on the South Dakota Trust Laws for 2021.

GPNA Tip of The Week: Tax Exemptions

Attorney Catherine A. Seeley writes our latest GPNA Tip of The Week regarding tax exemptions. Never take your tax exempt status for granted, and make sure that you always follow the proper procedure for appealing a denial of your tax exempt status. In Wings As Eagles Ministries, Inc. v. Oglala…

GPNA Tip of The Week: Property Damage

Attorney Catherine A. Seeley writes our latest GPNA Tip of the Week in Hamen v. Hamlin County South Dakota. If you have property damage resulting from law enforcement chasing a fleeing felon, you may have an action against law enforcement officers, but not an action for inverse condemnation under…

The American Rescue Plan 2021

Attorney Lisa K. Cagle highlights important things to consider for the new American Rescue Plan 2021 that was signed by President Biden on March 11, 2021 to address the continuing economic impact on employers and employees the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has posed. The legislation extends and…

GPNA Tip of The Week: Conflicts of Interest

GPNA attorney Catherine A. Seeley writes the latest South Dakota Supreme Court Summary in Holborn v. Deuel County Board of Adjustment. Conflicts of interest are difficult to define, and even more difficult to prove when attempting to invalidate votes of a local Board of Adjustment. If you’re ever…

GPNA Tip of The Week: Non-Compete Agreement

Attorney G. Nolan Thomas writes the latest GPNA tip of the week article regarding non-compete agreements. If an employer fears its employees will gain skills on the job such that they can engage in direct competition with the employer after the term of employment ends, that employer should meet with…

New South Dakota Grants

If you are a small business, small nonprofit business, or a healthcare provider you may be eligible for a grant if your business had losses between September 1, 2020, and November 30, 2020. Attorney Lisa K. Cagle is here to help answer any questions you may have.

GPNA Tip of The Week: Advisory Opinion…

Associate attorney Catherine A. Seeley writes the latest South Dakota Supreme Court summary in the article below. South Dakota received federal funds (CRF funds) under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) to cover expenditures brought on by the current public health…

GPNA Tip of The Week: Heumiller v. Hansen

Attorney Catherine A. Seeley brings to you our latest GPNA Tip of the Week from Heumiller v. Hansen. The opinion was released by the South Dakota Supreme Court on October 14, 2020, and reversed the circuit court’s decision to deny Heumiller’s claim for a prescriptive easement on summary judgment.

GPNA Tip of the Week from City of Rapid City…

Associate attorney Catherine A. Seeley writes the South Dakota Supreme Court Case Summary on Rapid City v. Schaub. Individuals living outside of city limits, but within one mile of those limits, should follow municipal ordinances relating to permit requirements for onsite wastewater systems, even if…

GPNA Tip of The Week: Municipality and…

Our latest GPNA Tip of the week is written by associate attorney G. Nolan Thomas. In this article, it discussed if a municipality faces a unionization effort by its public employees, it should meet with those public employees and review South Dakota’s labor statutes with an attorney to determine…

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