Legal insights and updates from Geiszler Steele, PC on business, real estate, contracts, and more.
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David J. Steele |
Apr 07, 2017 |
In September, Wells Fargo & Co. agreed to a $185 million regulatory settlement over its fake bank account scandal. Considering the profitability of the bank, some observers have expressed dismay at the affordability of that settlement, arguing that the amount the bank paid was probably less than ...
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David J. Steele |
Mar 24, 2017 |
The partial demolition of the historic Missoula Mercantile building began in February and was already more than a third completed on March 3 — exactly a year after it was first proposed.
The project will retain the historic pharmacy portion of the building while allowing the remainder to be demol...
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David J. Steele |
Mar 07, 2017 |
Employers, landlords and construction company owners across western Montana rely on contracts to define professional relationships. However, some people get a little bit lax with regard to creating, reviewing or renewing these contracts when they feel like they have a history with the other party...
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David J. Steele |
Feb 22, 2017 |
Land is an incredibly valuable asset for property owners across Montana. Whether you own one-quarter of an acre or tens of thousands of acres, every transaction involving that land has the potential to be complicated. One common complication that arises in real estate transactions across Montana ...
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David J. Steele |
Feb 09, 2017 |
Running a business is an incredible responsibility, particularly when it comes to hiring and firing employees. The people who work for you are essential to the success of the company, so it is important that you take seriously the laws regarding employee protections.
For instance, it can be criti...
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David J. Steele |
Feb 03, 2017 |
The idea comes first, but forming a business is much more than just the product or service. There are business structures, employee and client contracts, insurance, location, branding and so much more. Before it gets off the ground, one of the most important things you'll do for your business is ...
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David J. Steele |
Jan 26, 2017 |
In some situations, a property owner may find themselves without the ability to reasonably access public lands or portions of their own land without crossing onto another person's land. If this is the case, they may require what is known as an easement.
When an individual attains an easement, the...