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ARTICLE · 03 AUGUST 2010

2010 Minnesota Legislative Summary

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Larkin Hoffman’s Business Litigation Department has compiled a summary of the important laws enacted by the 2010 Minnesota Legislature. This update is organized by areas that will be affected by laws passed during the 2010 session.

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Larkin Hoffman's Business Litigation Department has compiled a summary of the important laws enacted by the 2010 Minnesota Legislature. This update is organized by areas that will be affected by laws passed during the 2010 session.

You may simply click on the link to your area(s) of interest and find summaries of the new laws. As always, you may contact us to discuss the contents of this legislative summary or any other legal issue or concern.*

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Wine, Beer, and Spirits Tastings (S.F. 2808)

Liquor stores may offer tastings of beer and spirits in addition to wine under amendments to Minn. Stat. § 340A.419. S.F. 2808 adds malt liquor and spirits to the list of beverages stores may offer at a tasting. Malt liquor is any beer containing more than 0.5 percent alcohol by volume. Tastings are events lasting four hours or less at a liquor store where those in attendance can pay a flat fee for unlimited samples of a variety of alcoholic beverages. The law is

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