Features

Family Law, Labor, Employment Super Lawyers Weigh in on LLPs, Social Media Evidence, Union Formation

Colorado Super Lawyers weighed in on family law and employment law trends for 2025, touching on the state’s new LLP program and the possibility of increasing union activity nationwide.

Jess Brovsky-Eaker - May 19, 2025

History

Colorado’s Unique Labor Organizing Law

Colorado’s Labor Peace Act looks likely to stir up controversy in the next legislative session, just like when it passed in 1943.

Michael Rummel - December 13, 2024

News

Legal Issues: Unions Continue Making Waves Across U.S.

Union issues are continuing to make headlines across the country whether it’s in Hollywood or in Colorado where public defenders unionized in 2022.

Matt Suoja - August 22, 2023

News

Colorado Public Defenders Join May Day Rally

Members of Colorado’s public defenders’ union showed up for a May Day rally at the Colorado Capital in support of the labor movement.

Clara Geoghegan - May 2, 2023

Corporate Counsel Insight

NLRB Signals New Push to Overturn Precedents

Jennifer Abruzzo listed 15 cases and issues for mandatory submission from the National Labor Relations Board’s offices.

Clara Geoghegan - March 22, 2023

Opinion

New Gig Worker Act May Raise Prices, Reduce Earnings, Damage Competition

Attorneys Jennifer Harpole and Michael Lotito explain studies that may indicate the Gig Worker Transparency Act could reduce pay and increase prices.

Law Week Contributor - March 16, 2023

Courts

Court Opinions: 10th Circuit Court of Appeals Opinion for Sept. 21

In this union discrimination appeal out of Kansas, the 10th Circuit affirmed the lower court’s decision to dismiss the complaint.

Ashlyn Campbell - September 22, 2022

History

A Brief History of Colorado Dues Checkoffs for State Employees

The state Supreme Court in 2004 ruled state employees and labor organizations had standing to sue the governor over an executive order.

Jess Brovsky-Eaker - August 31, 2022

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