The New NLRB (So Far)
The Trump administration’s push to roll back regulations on the corporate world has spanned across various agencies. But in the labor and employment realm,...
The Ins and Outs of ‘Outside GCs’
Just because most startups can’t afford their own general counsel doesn’t mean they couldn’t use one.
That idea is the rationale behind many private lawyers...
A Revised Process
Eric Voogt has worked with process servers for all of his 20 years as an attorney. And his experience with the often-frustrating status quo...
First Comes the Estate, Then Come Family Feuds
Beneficiaries of an estate can quarrel over anything. But trust and estate attorneys can anticipate some feuds that can be headed off or mitigated...
Public Guardianship Project Faces Fundraising Chasm
More than 5,800 Coloradans are in need of a public entity to make big decisions on their behalf. The state has plans to set...
Undecided Supreme Court Opinions
Colorado’s Supreme Court wraps up for a two-month break on June 30 and will keep hearing oral arguments right up through June 27. With...
Plaintiffs Cases in the Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court issued major opinions for plaintiff’s side attorneys to celebrate this year, and some of them came as a trio of...
Keeping Data Safe: No One-Size-Fits-All Model
For lawyers including data privacy and security provisions in contracts they put together for clients, they first have to clarify what definition of “data”...
Colorado Cybersecurity Bill to be Strictest in U.S.
Last year’s Equifax data breach exposed information on 145.5 million people. Equifax waited about 40 days to disclose the breach. They lost their consumers’...
The GDPR Effect
In recent weeks, consumers have seen their inboxes fill up with notifications from companies letting them know they have all updated their privacy policies.
It’s...