Steve Suneson returned to the Denver Global Landing Pad this year to present on legal and tax issues to companies interested in quickly expanding in Colorado and throughout the United States.
Howard Kenison elected Chair of the nation’s premier forum for environment, energy and resources lawyers, advisors, and decision-makers.
Attorneys Larry Lee and Ian Kalmanowitz review potential claims that employers may face and strategies to deploy as businesses address the COVID-19 world in this live CLE on Monday, November 9, 2020.
Smaller private placements to individual accredited investors is the closest thing to an IPO for early stage companies in need of capital. The SEC’s narrowly passed new “accredited investor” amendment modestly expands the definition of accredited investor, increasing early stage business access to these funds.
The 2021 Edition of Best Lawyers® has recognized 10 lawyers in various practice areas at Jones & Keller and Reid Godbolt as a Best Lawyers® Securities Regulation “Lawyer of the Year.”
Jones & Keller is pleased to announce that the Firm has joined the Law Firm Antiracism Alliance (LFAA), a national collaborative of more than 240 law firms united in advocacy to eliminate structural racism.
Join Brad Hamilton, Esq., as he explores Exculpatory Provisions, Including Force Majeure, Impossibility, Impracticality, Frustration of Purpose, and other Hot Button Contractual Issues during a virtual session on Advising Your Business Clients Through Covid-19 Issues at the 2020 Annual Business Law Institute.
F. Brittin Clayton III brings his wide-ranging legal experience to the Jones & Keller commercial litigation team. Please join us in welcoming Britt Clayton, a commercial litigation attorney, to Jones & Keller. In his 34 years of practice, Britt has helped hundreds of clients successfully resolve business and personal disputes through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, trials,… Read more »
Jones & Keller has been a proud Corporate Work Study Program Partner with AJHS since 2004.
As Colorado transitions to a phased economic reopening, businesses should consider requiring customers to sign liability waivers.