Holden Law Firm, is a private law practice with a focus on Employment Law (for employees and employers), based in the Twin Cities.
Holden Law Firm represents employees and small businesses with employment law matters. John Holden is the principal attorney. With over 30 years of experience as legal counsel for individuals and businesses I handle reviewing, negotiating, drafting and litigating employment contracts, severance agreements, independent contractor agreements, non-competition agreements and resolving employment disputes.
From my office in Minnetonka I serve clients in Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the surrounding communities.
Give us a call at 952-943-3960 or contact us online to learn more.
My practice serves the legal needs of individuals and small businesses throughout the Twin Cities and the surrounding communities. We regularly assist with issues related to ongoing employment and human resources law for individuals and small business.
John C. Holden, Esq.
Holden Law Firm, PLLC
12800 Whitewater Drive
Suite 100
Minnetonka, MN 55343
When you work with the Holden Law Firm, you gain access to an experienced attorney who helps you and your business approach employment and human resource needs in an efficient and cost-effective manner.
Over the past 30 years, I have worked closely with individuals and businesses throughout the Twin Cities metro area. I have worked closely with individuals and businesses throughout the Twin Cities metro area. This includes serving as an attorney as a private practice attorney for both employees, small and medium size businesses, and as corporate counsel. These experiences allow me to take on a wide range of challenges and help businesses develop proactive strategies to ensure compliance with all federal, state and local laws.
John Holden can assist with the following Areas of Practice:
The Unemployment Compensation Law in Minnesota: An employment separation situation is when an individual’s employment ends for any reason such as lack of work, voluntary quitting or a termination. In order to obtain unemployment insurance you must apply for it on line with the Minnesota Unemployment Insurance Program, www.uimn.org. If you are laid off or […]
Minnesota is an employment “at will” state which means the employer can fire any employee for any reason as long as that reason is not illegal and the employee can quit for any reason. However, there are numerous reasons that a termination may be unlawful. For example, if you feel you were terminated because of […]
What You Need to Know Before Signing A Severance Agreement Have you been laid off or terminated from your job? Many employees will experience this sometime during their working career. Good employers provide employees with notice that the employee isn’t meeting the employer’s expectations. The employee is given a performance improvement plan or progressive […]