Tag:employment law

2025 Lawyers of the Year: Iris Halpern, Azra Taslimi

Rathod Mohamedbhai partner Iris Halpern and attorney Azra Taslimi told Law Week about the civil rights cases related to book bans they've worked on in Colorado and nearby states.

Court Opinion: 10th Circuit Affirms Award of a Severance Plan Following Job Role Diminishment After Acquisition

The 10th Circuit found the district court didn’t err in awarding an employee a severance plan under an acquisition agreement after his role was diminished.

Legal Lowdown: Littler, Crisham & Holman, Ascent Add Attorneys, Denver County Court Judge Clarisse Gonzales Will Retire

In case you missed it this week: Three firms added attorneys, Lyons Gaddis promoted two attorneys to shareholder and Denver County Court Judge Clarisse Gonzales is retiring.

Matthew Love Joins Ogletree Deakins as Of Counsel

Ogletree Deakins announced Jan. 10 that Matthew Love joined the firm’s Denver office as of counsel in its cross-border practice group.

Employment Laws to Look Out for in 2025

David Gartenberg, Littler’s Denver managing shareholder, chatted with Law Week about some of the employment laws on his radar for the new year.

Help for Employers Navigating Colorado’s Leave Statutes

Fortis Law Partners co-founder Chris Lamb explains the differences between state and federal leave programs and what employers can offer.

Legal Lowdown: Lyons Gaddis Adds a Real Estate Attorney, 4th Judicial District Hosts Warrant Clearance Event

In case you missed it this week: Lyons Gaddis added an attorney to its real estate and business transactions group and the 4th Judicial District hosted a warrant clearance event in Colorado Springs.

Labor Lawyer Mark Nelson Joins Ogletree Deakins as a Shareholder

Ogletree Deakins announced that the labor lawyer Mark Nelson had joined the firm’s Denver office as a shareholder.