The U.S. government has made it easier for certain immigrants to keep working legally while waiting for their paperwork to be processed.

The choice between electronic and handwritten signatures can be a critical decision for businesses. Find out if that convenience is worth the hassle.

Max Donohue named one of Sioux Falls’ “30 Under 30” for his leadership, accomplishments, and future potential

Navigating the complexities of litigation requires understanding the process and finding an attorney you trust. From learning about litigation to asking the right questions during consultations, Woods Fuller offers a comprehensive guide to tackling legal challenges and choosing the right attorney to represent your interests effectively.

South Dakota Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Woods Fuller Clients in Case Against Sanford Health Plan

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Learn about the "American rule" on attorney's fees in litigation and its exceptions in South Dakota, debunking common misconceptions about legal costs.

Most states have passed laws specifically targeting sexting and cyberbullying, with consequences varying depending on the severity of the offense.

The owner of the short-term rental must now provide proof of a state sales tax license and state lodging license before he or she will be awarded a permit.

With the holiday season comes the time of gift giving. What does the IRS consider a gift and are there exemptions?