Hosted by Adam Brown · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 43 episodes
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Welcome to a fun and informative podcast about a variety of legal topics! Fafinski Mark and Johnson (FMJ) is a full-service commercial law firm with 18 different practice areas to handle just about anything a business or entrepreneur may need. This podcast is hosted by FMJ attorneys from multiple practice areas, and they will discuss a wide range of legal topics, including Business Law, Litigation, HR and Employment, Sports and Entertainment, Mergers and Acquisitions, Estate Planning, and even Aviation. Please visit fmjlaw.com to learn more about the firm, and you can click here for our showpage . We hope you enjoy listening!
Adam Brown hosts FMJ Law Podcast, a business show with 43 episodes published.
In this episode of the FMJ Law Podcast, attorney Karen Schlotthauer joins Adam Brown to discuss prenuptial and postnuptial agreements under Minnesota law. Karen explains how these agreements work, what they can and canno
In this bonus episode of the FMJ Law Podcast, Nate Snyder and Adam Brown are joined by Addison Watson, in-house attorney and co-founder of the Tees & CLEs event, for a wide-ranging conversation at the intersection of law
In this episode of the FMJ Law Podcast, Adam Brown is joined by Nate Snyder for a wide-ranging conversation that uses golf as a surprisingly effective lens to explore some of today’s most pressing legal issues. Adam and
Attorney Anna Swiecichowski and Adam Brown break down the fundamentals of the appellate process and explain what can happen after a trial court issues a decision. Anna and Adam begin with the basics: what is an appeal an
Nate Snyder and Adam Brown explore the legal issues behind employment contracts in sports, including cause and without-cause terminations, liquidated damages, offsets, and mitigation obligations. Using recent college foo
Cameron Caprio, the founder of VentureMFO, joins Nate Snyder, David Ness, and Adam Brown to discuss Family Offices and the strategic business and wealth management options they can provide for high-wealth individuals, in
What are the current legal issues facing youth sports organizations? In this episode, Nate Snyder and Adam Brown discuss the variety of legal services, assistance, and advising that youth sports organizations and other s
In this episode, Daniel Wyatt and Adam Brown discuss estate planning strategies for potential periods of incapacity. Have you asked questions like these before: “Who can make medical decisions for me if I cannot?” “Can I
Minnesota’s statewide paid family and medical leave program (PFML) goes into effect January 1, 2026. By the end of 2025, every covered employer must have a compliant PFML policy in place. Is your organization ready? In t
V. John Ella and Adam Brown discuss defamation and reputation protection in Minnesota. John provides a definition of defamation (including a discussion of the somewhat antiquated terms “libel” and “slander”), lays out th
Nate Snyder, Adam Brown, and our law clerk, Erick Kriewaldt, tackle the legal landscape surrounding high school sports, athlete transfers, and NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) compensation. They break down a California an
It's finally Cabin Season! In this episode of the podcast, David Ness and Adam Brown sit down to discuss estate planning strategies for cabins, family farms, condos, and other types of property and unique assets. As Davi
Nate Snyder, Adam Brown, and our intrepid law clerk, Erick Kriewaldt, analyze the House v. NCAA case, which is groundbreaking litigation in the NIL and college sports arena. The team talks about the settlement hearing an
In this episode, Nate Snyder and Adam Brown talk about recent legal developments in sports. They start with a discussion of the types of clients we represent at FMJ Law, from owners and athletes to conferences, leagues,
Let the Madness begin. In this episode, Nate Snyder and Adam Brown discuss the legal considerations involved with hosting a tournament, concert, show, or other event. Nate talks about the work he does with a variety of o
David Ness joins Adam Brown to discuss new developments in estate planning in 2025 including federal exclusion amounts, federal exemption amounts, state exemptions and considerations in Minnesota (including the three-yea
Nate Snyder and our legal extern, Erick Kriewaldt, sit down with Adam Brown to talk about influencers. During this episode, the team talks about the definition of "influencer," an influencer's role in branding and market
David Ness joins Adam Brown to talk about hot topics in estate planning right now, especially the sunset of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting under the Corporate Trans
There have been so many recent developments in the legal landscape of college athletics. Nate Snyder sits down with Adam Brown to help Adam make sense of it all. Plus, they are joined by FMJ's legal extern for the Fall S
Jamie Briones and Adam Brown are back to discuss additional topics and items that arise in pre-litigation stages. Specifically, they talk about document management and retention, communications (including emails and text
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