Whistleblowers Are True Patriots
On July 30, 1778, the Continental Congress, whose members included nearly every significant political figure in the independence and founding of the United States,...
SEC Calling: The Trouble With Finders in Connection With the Sale of Securities
Picture this: You have a successful business that has grown over the years, but you have hit a wall. Your growth has become stagnant...
Sending Your Sons to College? The Title IX Process Might Send Them Home
I wrote an opinion piece in 2015 for Law Week Colorado on how Title IX is being used against young male students. Then and...
Navigating the Minefield Laid by Prior Counsel’s Negligent Work
Clients frequently change lawyers in the middle of a case or transaction for a myriad of reasons. Sometimes the split is amicable, sometimes it...
Happy Birthday Revised Rule 8.4(c) — What Now?
Revised Colorado Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4(c) turns 2 years old on Sept. 28. The original rule provided “It is professional misconduct for a...
Colorado’s New ‘Red Flag’ Law for Extreme Risk Protection Orders
It doesn’t matter which side you take in the gun debate. Everybody wants the killing to stop. Red flag laws were proposed after the...
Guns in the Workplace
In light of mass shootings such as those in Aurora, Illinois, and San Bernadino, California, many employers are considering policies prohibiting their employees from...
Go West, Old Man: A Lesson in Practice Management
I have heard it said that every stereotype contains a grain of truth. When I entered the world of accounting, I was a young...
Insurance Coverage for Cryptocurrency Risks
Tom Tenenbaum recently authored an article published in Law Week Colorado about the broad range of risks posed by cryptocurrencies. This follow-up article discusses...
Political Arithmetic and Impeachment
Arithmetic can be pesky. No matter how many times you run the numbers, two-thirds times 100 does not change: it always equals 66 2/3....