A majority of Colorado employers plan to let their employees work from home after pandemic restrictions… Continue Reading Working from Home, for Good
Colorado employers say their companies plan to allow remote work beyond the pandemic, but they need advice on policies, training and transportation
The Colorado Supreme Court on Feb. 16 delivered opinions in a pair of divorce disputes that… Continue Reading Supreme Court Clarifies Marital Property Questions
Court clarifies requirements for excluding property from marital estate, but some worry the result creates barriers for spouses who can’t afford lawyers
Investigators found Aurora police were not legally justified in their restraint of Elijah McClain according to a report released Monday. Continue Reading Elijah McClain Investigation Team Makes Recommendations for Police Reform
Recommendations include best practices for suspicious person response, ending use of ketamine and implicit bias training
Reports of misconduct have brought attention to the role of the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline Continue Reading Judicial Department Scandals Push Discipline Commission into the Spotlight
Executive director calls lack of records matching recent revelations “puzzling”
It has been a dramatic few weeks at the National Labor Relations Board. On his first… Continue Reading Unprecedented Ouster at NLRB a Sign of Things to Come
Board’s new acting general counsel begins rollback of Trump policies
The Colorado Supreme Court heard oral arguments Feb. 10 in a case that questions whether a… Continue Reading Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Case of Feedlot Hit by Flood
State says feedlot should pay damages for thousands of dead fish, but industry groups worry about limitless liability for acts of God
In fiscal year 2020, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed fewer lawsuits while recovering more… Continue Reading EEOC Reports More Money, Fewer Lawsuits for FY 2020
Annual report reflects shift toward mediation and conciliation under former agency chair
The state Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that questions whether the sex offender registration might violate the Eighth Amendment. Continue Reading Colorado Supreme Court Hears February Oral Arguments
Securities fraud, sex offender registries and a case involving thousands of dead fish are on the docket this month
As a result of the pandemic, small firms and solo practitioners have had to rethink their marketing and business development strategies Continue Reading Small Firms Revamp Marketing Strategies
Attorneys pivot to online activities, increase budgets and turn to experts to connect with clients amid pandemic
President Joe Biden’s “Buy American” asks agencies to close loopholes in how U.S.-made products are measured. Continue Reading What Biden’s “Buy American” Executive Order Means for Companies
President asks agencies to propose more stringent government procurement regulations, close loopholes