With Offices Quiet, so too are Employment Cases
Qusair Mohamedbhai’s law firm Rathod Mohamedbhai has been in the spotlight for civil rights cases and is also one of the largest firms in...
Big Tech’s Antitrust Reckoning
The nation’s technology industry faces an unpredictable year in 2021 as the federal government and states take aim at two of its largest companies...
Lawyers Call on Bar Associations to Condemn, Investigate Trump Legal Team
More than 1,600 attorneys around the country have signed an open letter calling on bar associations to condemn and investigate members of President Trump’s...
Out of the Office
As the work-from-home world stretches into its’ tenth month, the country has seen hundreds of thousands of workers migrating to home. Lawyers are certainly...
Despite DACA Reinstatement, Future Isn’t Certain
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program will be reinstated, undoing changes and efforts by the Trump administration to remove the program, due to...
Countdown Begins for California’s New Privacy Law
California voters passed the California Privacy Rights Act at the ballot box in November, which will require stricter data privacy obligations for companies doing...
Legal Department Survey Finds Decreases in Staff, Spending and Uncertain Future
An Altman Weil survey of chief legal officers found that through 2020, ongoing challenges to the work of lawyers exist but have been heightened...
2020 Colorado 200
The 2020 Colorado 200 survey, like most other annual check-ins, is a study of the coronavirus as much as it is a study of...
Lawmakers Clear $37 Million for Business Assistance
Colorado’s legislature wrapped up a three-day special session Dec. 2 by passing a package of bills to address the economic crisis caused by the...
KO Navigates Energy Tech Acquisition for Longtime Client
Moving forward with good communication and a long-time relationship with their client, attorneys of Koenig, Oelsner Taylor Schoenfeld & Gaddis helped their client navigate...