Research Finds Companies Where CLO is Also Corporate Secretary Experience Fewer Litigation, Regulatory Incidents
A winning submission for ACC’s Carl Liggio Memorial Paper Competition found companies where the CLO is also corporate secretary have fewer legal risk incidents.
What the POWR Act Means for Colorado Employers
The POWR Act was signed into law this week and will impact workplace discrimination claims, employer obligations and more.
U.S. Supreme Court Finds State Tort Claim Not Blocked by NLRA
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled NLRA doesn’t bar a concrete company’s lawsuit for damages incurred during a union walk off.
Employee Labor Law Claims Are on the Rise, Lawyers Predict They’ll Stay That Way
The rise in employee labor law complaints is part of a trend local attorneys have seen in Colorado and across the country.
NLRB Signals New Push to Overturn Precedents
Jennifer Abruzzo listed 15 cases and issues for mandatory submission from the National Labor Relations Board’s offices.
Final Version of Colorado Privacy Act Published
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office has published its final rules for the Colorado Privacy Act, effective July 1.
As AI and Algorithms Grow, So Do Employment Law Questions
Law Week Colorado caught up with local attorneys to learn more about the questions springing up from the use of AI and algorithms in work.
End-of-Year NLRB Rulings Could Have Big Impacts
The National Labor Relations Board last week issued several rulings that could have major impacts on labor disputes and unionization.
New Laws Impact Local Restaurants
As COVID-19 cases continue to stay relatively low, Colorado restaurants still face concerns including rising wages and staffing.
Lathrop GPM’s New Denver Office is Embracing the Future of Work
The future of workplaces is changing, and Lathrop GPM’s new Denver office seeks to meet new employee needs and wants.