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Colorado Legislature Postpones Indefinitely Nearly 130 Bills in 2025 Session

At the close of the 2025 Colorado legislative session, roughly 130 bills have been postponed indefinitely, or killed.

Companies May Soon Need to Send Some HSR Merger Filings to Colorado Attorney General

Companies based or with significant business in Colorado would have to file with the state’s attorney general if a proposed merger triggers the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act’s filing requirements.

Bill Targeting Prices, Wages Set by Surveillance Data Shelved by Colorado Legislature

The bill aimed to prohibit the use of individualized prices or wages based on surveillance data regarding a worker or consumer.

Two Labor, Employment Bills to Watch This Session

One bill would add three professions to the “highly compensated workers” exemption for the state’s new noncompete law and the other restricts “surveillance pricing” for wages and consumer prices alike.

Significantly More Burdensome, Detailed HSR Filing Guidelines Take Effect Soon

Robert Baldwin, Ashley Howlett and Logan Breed, partners at Hogan Lovells, told Law Week about the impacts the new HSR guidelines will have on companies interested in merging.

Employment Laws to Look Out for in 2025

David Gartenberg, Littler’s Denver managing shareholder, chatted with Law Week about some of the employment laws on his radar for the new year.

Rising Jury Verdicts, Attached Housing Litigation on the Mind for Best Law Firm Attorneys in Commercial Litigation, Construction

Law Week talked to partners at three Best Law Firms in construction and commercial litigation to see what’s going on in their practice areas, what legislation and court decisions have been impactful and what’s on their mind going into 2025.

The Latest on a New Noncompete Landscape

Davis Graham associate attorney Brooke Rogers explains the latest developments in the ongoing litigation over the new FTC rule banning noncompetes.