Tag:labor and employment
Features
Chambers USA Lawyers Discuss the Impacts of Interest Rates on M&A, Noncompetes on Employment
High interest rates are still impacting the M&A space, but there’s hope on the horizon. Labor and employment attorneys are working to figure out what the new noncompete normal means for employers.
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Legal Lowdown: Venable, Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti, Spencer Fane, Holland & Hart, Buchalter Add Attorneys
In case you missed it this week: Five local firms added attorneys, Lewis Roca partner Angela Vichick was named a 2024 Outstanding Woman in Business and DUI Law Firm Denver announced the launch of a new website.
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Briefs
Kelsey Schmidt Joins Haynes Boone as Partner
Haynes and Boone welcomed partner Kelsey Schmidt to the firm’s Denver office and labor and employment practice group on May 6.
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Legislature
State Bill Special Report: Labor and Employment
This special bill report is courtesy of State Bill Colorado, a product of our publisher Circuit Media.
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Spencer Fane, Snell & Wilmer Announce New Attorneys, Colorado Chamber of Commerce Releases 2024 Legislative Agenda
Spencer Fane LLP and Snell & Wilmer announced new attorneys; the Colorado Chamber of Commerce released its legislative agenda for 2024 and Colorado Bar Foundation celebrates its 70th year of service.
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Womble Bond Dickinson Opens Denver Office, Spencer Fane Launches New Sports Law Team
Womble Bond Dickinson opens Denver office, Spencer Fane announced new attorneys, Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti announced Best Lawyers® recognitions and more.
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Opinion
What’s In Store for the 2023 Colorado Legislative Session?
Brownstein shareholder Sarah Mercer and policy advisor Jia Meeks look ahead to the rest of the legislative session in Colorado, discussing bills we’ve already seen introduced and ones that may be coming soon.
Opinion
Truth or Consequentials: The NLRB Expands Make-Whole Relief
Sherman & Howard associate attorney Jane Waterman-Joyce explains what the latest NLRB ruling may mean for employers.