Tag:COVID-19
Courts
Court Opinions- May 25, 2020
McCulley v. People
In 2000, as part of a plea agreement, Brian McCulley pled guilty to one count of second-degree sexual assault, a class 4...
Opinion
An Option for Employers Looking to Maintain their Workforce
On May 3, the Department of Labor issued new guidance regarding short-time compensation programs, commonly known as “work-sharing” programs in many states under the...
Opinion
Extraordinary Changes in Extraordinary Times
Addressing the COVID-19 pandemic has required extraordinary changes to many societal aspects to enable healthcare workers to help those sickened by the disease. One...
Courts
Budget Crisis Trickles Down to District Attorney Offices
The coronavirus pandemic’s economic damage means Colorado’s legislature needs to slash billions from its budget, and lawmakers are still hashing out exact cuts to ...
Law Week -
Business
For M&A Market, Coronavirus Signals Unknown Future
Last year was one of the best for the mergers and acquisitions market, according to multiple M&A attorneys in Colorado. Those same attorneys were...
Business
A Step Toward Unburdening Denver’s Dockets
A new program in the Denver District Court in collaboration with the American College of Trial Lawyers aims to make the court system more...
Law Week -
Corporate Counsel Insight
Attorneys Predict Rise in Labor Activism
McDonald’s, Amazon and Instacart are only a handful of the companies whose employees have gone on strike, walked off the job or organized sick-outs...