Tag:National Labor Relations Board

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.

Colorado Nonprofit Big Green Settles on Unfair Labor Charges

Big Green settled on six unfair labor practice charges, with 10 employees receiving nearly $450,000 in backpay, benefits and wages.

Court Opinions: US Supreme Court Unanimously Reverses Mifepristone Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court found groups challenging the FDA’s regulation of mifepristone lacked Article III standing.

New Bill Addressing Public Workers’ Rights Recently Signed by Gov. Polis June 6

Senate Bill 23-111 or “Public Employees' Workplace Protection'' was recently signed into law, but not everyone is in favor of the new law.

U.S. Supreme Court Finds State Tort Claim Not Blocked by NLRA

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled NLRA doesn’t bar a concrete company’s lawsuit for damages incurred during a union walk off.

Employee Labor Law Claims Are on the Rise, Lawyers Predict They’ll Stay That Way

The rise in employee labor law complaints is part of a trend local attorneys have seen in Colorado and across the country.

NLRB Signals New Push to Overturn Precedents

Jennifer Abruzzo listed 15 cases and issues for mandatory submission from the National Labor Relations Board’s offices.

When Employment and Traditional Labor Collide: Whole Foods Wins One in the Ongoing Legal Battle Concerning Black Lives Matter Masks

Sherman & Howard member Patrick Scully and associate Carissa Davis detail a recent Title VII case out of Massachusetts and newer NRLB rulings on dress codes.