Legislature

In Colorado, Employers Can Still Ask for Pay History

A watershed 9th Circuit decision in April wasn’t enough to convince Colorado senators to pass a bill limiting employers’ ability to ask about applicants’...

Law Week - May 7, 2018

Corporate Counsel Insight

Supreme Court Lets IPR Stand but Shakes it Up

Although most patent counsel has been watching the patent case Oil States Energy Services v. Greene’s Energy Group, a U.S. Supreme Court decision in...

Law Week - May 7, 2018

News

Endrew v. Douglas County Nominated for Case of the Year

Editor’s Note: This is the second of three articles focused on the CTLA’s Case of the Year Award Winners. The third will be published...

Law Week - April 30, 2018

Courts

When a Tax Increase Isn’t a New Tax

According to the Colorado Supreme Court, legislation that causes an incidental and de minimis increase in tax revenue does not amount to a “new...

Law Week - April 30, 2018

Courts

Municipalities Sue Over Climate Change

The City and County of Boulder along with San Miguel County filed suit against Suncor Energy U.S.A. and ExxonMobil on April 17, arguing that...

Law Week - April 30, 2018

Features

Legislation Seeks to Implement State Work Visa

Legislation to create a “purple card” state work visa program — housed in the Department of Labor and Employment — was proposed in the...

Law Week - April 23, 2018

News

Disabled Employee Wins Case Against Airline Employer

Editor’s Note: This is the first of three articles spotlighting CTLA Case of the Year Award nominees. Others will be included in upcoming issues...

Law Week - April 23, 2018

Features

The Trickle-Down Effect of National Labor Relations Board v. Murphy Oil USA

Last fall, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that will have a reverberating effect on alternative dispute resolution in the...

Law Week - April 9, 2018

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