by Brad Hamilton | May 29, 2020 | Articles
As Colorado gets back to work, businesses should consider requiring customers to sign liability waivers. By Brad H. Hamilton As businesses get back to work in Colorado, they do so under the COVID-19 cloud of uncertainty and risk. Phased re-opening dates, who and how... by Dave Thayer | May 20, 2020 | Articles
Frustrated by a lack of federal response to lingering inaction, New York is adopting its own requirements regarding finders and the Colorado Securities Division has taken previous action against a finder. By Dave Thayer A while back I wrote an article regarding the... by Kristine Newkirk | Apr 27, 2020 | Articles
By Howard Kenison, chair-elect, ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources (SEER) In Denver, at the time of this writing, we were entering week seven of a state-imposed stay-at-home order. Remote working is now routine. Without the daily commute to the office,... by Brad Hamilton | Apr 22, 2020 | Articles
Breach of Contract in the Time of Corona By Brad Hamilton Business in the United States runs on contracts; more precisely, it runs on transactions, but every transaction is a contract. Some contracts are detailed written documents. Some are less comprehensive, like... by Dave Thayer | Mar 30, 2020 | Articles
Business contracts and financial agreements may have hidden risks triggered by today’s pandemic. Curb those risks with a real-time review of your operating agreements and legal contracts. Here’s where to start. By Dave Thayer, guest contributor Dylan... by Dave Thayer | Mar 24, 2020 | Articles, news
By Dave Thayer The SEC recently issued orders (Release No. IA-5469 and Release No. 34-88318) providing conditional regulatory relief and assistance to reporting companies impacted by the COVID-19. If certain conditions are met, the order provides companies an...
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