Wilkerson, Hegna, Kavanaugh & Johnston, PLLP

11/09/2021

We are pleased to announce that Morgan Kavanaugh has been certified by the Minnesota State Bar Association (MSBA) as a “Certified Real Property Law Specialist.” This Certification program is administered by the MSBA and approved by the Minnesota State Board of Legal Certification. The certified specialist designation is earned by leading attorneys who have completed a rigorous approval process, including an examination in the specialty area, peer review, and documented experience. Certified attorneys have demonstrated superior knowledge, skill and integrity in their specific field and can use the designation of specialist to advertise their credentials. This achievement has been earned by fewer than 3% of all licensed Minnesota attorneys. Morgan follows in the firm tradition started by Gary Wilkerson, who was a certified Real Property Law specialist since 1989, the first year it was offered.

02/01/2021

Wilkerson & Hegna, P.L.L.P. is pleased to announce it has updated the firm name to Wilkerson, Hegna, Kavanaugh & Johnston, PLLP. For over 30 years, the firm has provided efficient and high quality legal services to its clients by bringing a practical and sensible business perspective to its approach. Gary Wilkerson and Kyle Hegna founded the firm with the goal of practicing law with the highest level of integrity, respect and diligence. The new firm name will honor Gary and Kyle’s contributions to the firm and the practice of law, while also highlighting the next generation of partners. Morgan Kavanaugh and Chris Johnston, partners and owners of the firm since 2015, are excited for the growth and opportunities ahead in 2021. When Kyle passed away unexpectedly last year, Morgan and Chris became more determined than ever to serve the firm’s clients at the level that Gary and Kyle had done since 1989. The firm will continue to provide high quality representation in the areas of real estate, business and litigation for many years to come under the updated name Wilkerson, Hegna, Kavanaugh & Johnston, PLLP.

https://wilkersonhegna.com/name-change-announcement/

11/11/2020

A federal judge on Thursday ordered the U.S. Small Business Administration to release detailed information about Paycheck Protection Program loans by Nov. 19.

03/21/2020

Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) Program for COVID-19 to eligible businesses and non-profits:

Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program

03/21/2020

We are working around the clock to ensure all our small business clients are taken care of during these difficult times. For more information on how we can help your business that may be facing challenges, please e-mail us at [email protected].

02/18/2020

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11/24/2019

https://wilkersonhegna.com/proposed-arts-entertainment-complex-to-be-built-on-existing-hamms-brewery-site/

In 2017, Rob Clapp co-founded Can Can Wonderland, a subterranean 19,000 square-foot space that houses a mini-golf course, collaborates with local artists, and includes bars and a vintage arcade. Clapp now plans on developing every non-occupied building in the former Hamm’s Brewery complex into an ...

11/24/2019

https://wilkersonhegna.com/st-paul-reaches-agreement-on-ford-site-development/

Ryan Construction and the City of St. Paul agreed on a $1.4 billion redevelopment of the Ford Motor Site in Highland Park this week. The redevelopment will cover the whole 122 acre site and is expected to bring 3,800 housing units; 265,000 square feet of office space; and 150,000 square feet of reta...

02/21/2019

https://wilkersonhegna.com/st-paul-seeks-to-amend-its-charter-to-grant-inspectors-the-ability-to-issue-administrative-citations/

On Monday, St. Paul’s Department of Safety and Inspections asked the St. Paul City Charter for the ability to issue administrative citations—fines—for breaking city ordinances. The ability to levy fines would be one of a variety of enforcement tools at a city inspector’s disposal. For exampl...

02/21/2019

The old Serbian Home in South St. Paul appeared abandoned on a recent weekday. The sidewalks and steps had yet to be cleared of the previous night’s snowfall. Inside, the temperature hovered around…