When Minnesota entrepreneurs decide to formalize a new venture, the choice often comes down to two main options: forming a corporation under Minnesota Statutes Chapter 302A, or forming a limited liability company (an “LLC”) under Chapter 322C.

On June 16, 2025, the Minnesota Court of Appeals issued a precedential decision in Murphy v. Aeon, A24-1159, and held that a when a unit is deemed uninhabitable by a city, the tenant must be provided due process before a landlord can lockout the tenant.