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Ogden Glazer + Schaefer Blog
The Ogden Glazer + Schaefer Blog, published by the Ogden Glazer + Schaefer law firm, focuses on legal issues relevant to startups, growing businesses, and entrepreneurs, particularly in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota. The blog covers topics such as intellectual property protection, food and beverage compliance and regulation, real estate matters, and employment law including paid leave policies. It also addresses practical business concerns like tax implications, regulatory updates, and strategic growth advice. The content often discusses the intersection of law with emerging industries and technologies, providing guidance on adapting to changing legal landscapes and compliance requirements.
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Bottles Up
By Sam Kavalier
As a firm of trademark and alcohol attorneys, it’s always a thrill when those two topics collide, especially on a major stage. We had one of those great moments of serendipity last week.
The story begins with Diageo, the company…
Cheers to Change: The New Wis. Stat. 125 – Contract Manufacturing
In follow up to my previous post about the forthcoming (new and improved) Wis. Stat. Ch. 125, I wanted to write a quick post about changes and enhancements to the ability for alcohol producers (breweries, wineries and distilleries) to…
Fight Against The Flow
By Erin Ogden
This is a personal rant. I’ll admit it right off. This is Erin Ogden’s opinion, and I am oddly overly vehement about it. The topic? Flow state.
What?! Yeah. Flow state. Read or listen to any productivity how-to and it…
The Corporate Transparency Act is Here. Now How Do I Report?
By Sam Kavalier
part 3 of 3
This post is the third and final part in a series on the Corporate Transparency Act. Feel free to check out Part 1 here and Part 2 here. The last two posts talked about…
The Corporate Transparency Act is Here. Now What About Ownership Interests?
By Sam Kavalier
(part 2 of 3)
This post is the second part in a series on the Corporate Transparency Act. Feel free to check out Part 1 here. The last post talked about how a beneficial owner under the Corporate Transparency…
The Corporate Transparency Act is Here. Now What is Substantial Control?
By Sam Kavalier
Cheers to Change: The New Wis. Stat. 125 – Full Service Retail
The landscape of Wisconsin’s alcoholic beverage regulations has recently undergone substantial changes with the revision of Wis. Stat. Chapter 125. In this post we will be discussing one of the most substantial changes, specifically, the ability of breweries, wineries, and…
As we wrap 2023 and look towards 2024
By Laura Kaiser
We thank you all for reading our (hopefully insightful) blog posts. We plan to continue the mission this next year and we appreciate all the feedback, comments and engagements that we’ve received.
We also want to thank our clients, business…
Holidays 2023
We hope the rest of your year is as relaxing as Lola’s.See you next year!