Opinion

Opinion

Supreme Court Expands Private Property Rights Against Government Regulation

In a victory for private property owners, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that a California law requiring agricultural landowners to give union organizers temporary access to their property was a government taking that automatically entitled the landowners to compensation.
Opinion

District Court Denies Plaintiff of Colorado’s Equal Pay Law

Last week, the district court denied a plaintiff's Equal Pay Law request in Rocky Mountain Association of Recruiters v. Moss.
Jaycey DeHoyos

Appeal Permanent Orders or Move to Modify Parenting? Recent Legislation Says You Can Do...

Colorado lawmakers overturned a state Supreme Court decision — now district courts retain continuous jurisdiction to hear motions to modify. 
Opinion

How to Succeed at Co-Parenting in a Pandemic and Beyond

Co-parenting in a pandemic introduces a host of new questions. From vaccines to quarantines, here's one attorney's best advice.
Sarah Mercer, Mike Feeley, Melissa Kuipers Blake, Doug Friednash, Jia Meeks

Key Takeaways from the 2021 Legislative Session

The 2021 Colorado legislative session has ended. Here is a summary of several of the most high-profile pieces of legislation this session.
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The Future of Marijuana Taxation: The MORE Act Could Mean More Complications for the...

While cannabis legalization is old news in Colorado, changes at the federal level will have a material impact on Colorado businesses.
Moye White attorney Caleena Braig

Opinion: Keep an Eye Out, Employers: The Colorado Legislature Proposed Changes to Colorado Anti-Discrimination...

A Senate committee heard the Protecting Opportunities and Workers’ Rights Act, which would impose widespread changes to the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act.
Opinion

General Assembly Must Stop Interfering with State’s Judiciary

Senate Bill 62 forces judges by statute to discriminate against criminal defendants for purposes of bail.
Opinion

Telehealth — Where Are We One Year After the Public Health Emergency?

It took a pandemic to make telehealth readily available to the American public. It did not take long for most everyone to realize it is here to stay.
Caleena S. Braig

8 Things You Need to Know About Employee Vaccinations

By Caleena Braig MOYE WHITE Ever since the early days of...