In early January, Denver legal nonprofit Towards Justice and Boies Schiller Flexner announced they reached a $65.5 million settlement in a class action lawsuit...
Had a federal appeals court decided Nesbitt v. FCNH differently, it might have upended the business models of numerous vocational schools and training programs.
But...
A lawsuit filed to challenge the employment classification of exotic dancers may be on its way to the Colorado Supreme Court.
Judge Raymond Moore in...
Between the end of March and the beginning of April, all three branches of government generated significant developments in wage-and-hour compliance. A new amendment...
In a decision that potentially affects all employers and workers in Colorado, the state’s highest court ruled that employees, when fired, can’t seek unpaid...
Lawsuits over claims of unpaid minimum wage and overtime have filled up federal dockets and often get bogged down in crisscrossing discovery motions. But...
