Opinion

As summer 2021 comes to a close, there have been a number of compliance-related updates — even beyond COVID-19-related changes — to Colorado’s employment laws that employers across industries should be aware of.

In a victory for private property owners, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that a California law requiring agricultural landowners to give union organizers temporary access to their property was a government taking that automatically entitled the landowners to compensation.

Last week, the district court denied a plaintiff's Equal Pay Law request in Rocky Mountain Association of Recruiters v. Moss.

Colorado lawmakers overturned a state Supreme Court decision — now district courts retain continuous jurisdiction to hear motions to modify. 

Co-parenting in a pandemic introduces a host of new questions. From vaccines to quarantines, here's one attorney's best advice.

The 2021 Colorado legislative session has ended. Here is a summary of several of the most high-profile pieces of legislation this session.

While cannabis legalization is old news in Colorado, changes at the federal level will have a material impact on Colorado businesses.

A Senate committee heard the Protecting Opportunities and Workers’ Rights Act, which would impose widespread changes to the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act.

Senate Bill 62 forces judges by statute to discriminate against criminal defendants for purposes of bail.

It took a pandemic to make telehealth readily available to the American public. It did not take long for most everyone to realize it is here to stay.