Common signs of “distress” are present in the workplace, requiring a nuanced and sophisticated response from employers for both the wellbeing of employees and the company. By Larry Lee The negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the collective mental health of the U.S. workforce are likely to linger for months and perhaps years to… Read more »
Howard Kenison will be moderating a Keynote Panel of former Cabinet members at the upcoming 50th Spring Conference on Environmental Law, hosted by the ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources. The 50th Spring Conference on Environmental Law kicks off on April 27 with a Keynote Panel moderated by Howard Kenison, environmental law attorney at… Read more »
Tips for foreign-owned U.S. companies to reduce legal costs and risks as recovery takes shape. By Steve Suneson All companies large and small, domestic and international, have been affected by the international Covid-19 pandemic. The pandemic has caused extensive disruption to international travel and commerce, led to delinquencies in rental payments and other debt obligations,… Read more »
Jones & Keller is a proud Ally Sponsor of the 2021 Law School…Yes We Can (LSYWC) virtual Building Futures Event. Attorneys Brad Hamilton and Marika Rietsema Ball will be attending the event on Friday, May 21, 2021, 5:00 – 7:00 pm, which features a fireside chat with the founder of LSYWC, the Honorable Christine M…. Read more »
Almost 65% of Fortune 500 companies are domiciled in Delaware. Almost 90% of of the companies that did an IPO in 2019 were Delaware entities. Why is this tiny state on the East Coast the preferred jurisdiction of formation for so many corporations? Delaware is half the size of most counties in Colorado but it’s… Read more »
Please join us in congratulating this year’s selections to the 2021 Colorado Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. We are pleased to announce the selection of Jones & Keller attorneys to the 2021 Colorado Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. These exclusive lists recognize no more than 5 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively, of attorneys… Read more »
Members of the ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources have sought to improve the quality of justice in environmental matters—as public citizens—by working with the World Justice Project. By Howard Kenison A lawyer is a “public citizen” with obligations to the rule of law. The Preamble to the Model Rules states that “A lawyer, as… Read more »
Please join us at Jones & Keller in congratulating Christopher Mills on becoming a shareholder of the firm. Chris’ practice focuses on civil and complex commercial litigation. As an accomplished trial attorney, Chris practices before federal and state trial and appellate courts, and in arbitration proceedings, handling all aspects of litigation, including dispositive motions practice… Read more »
Join Brad Hamilton and Marika Rietsema Ball as they discuss the SEC’s recent changes to federal private placement rules. Securities Law Subsection Lunch and Learn Thursday, February 25 11:45 – 1:00 p.m. Zoom Webinar Description This program will review and discuss the SEC’s recent changes to federal private placement rules, including: Crowdfunding; Financial information disclosure… Read more »
Estate plans can be changed after an individual starts showing signs of diminished capacity. Set some guardrails to minimize the risk of family disputes. By Dylan Metzner People are greedy. It’s human nature. Not all people are driven by greed but when the rewards of wealth are on the line, greed can have a way… Read more »