by Nicole Westbrook | Jan 2, 2020 | Articles
Many of the well-known defenses in court do not transcend the boundaries of an arbitration. A case study by Nicole Westbrook in Bloomberg Law highlights the common defenses, waivers, and rules that, when used prudently, can reduce cost and liabilities in arbitration.... by Dylan Metzner | Dec 9, 2019 | Articles
By Jeffrey B. Kadavy and Dylan H Metzner, originally published in Colorado Lawyer. Estate planners are familiar with creating trusts to prudently manage and safeguard their clients’ wealth. Clients generally understand the benefits of a trust as a tool for achieving a... by Dave Thayer | Nov 13, 2019 | Articles
By David Thayer Originally published in Law Week Colorado. Picture this: You have a successful business that has grown over the years, but you have hit a wall. Your growth has become stagnant and you need to infuse a hefty sum of money into the business to take it to... by Lawrence Lee | Oct 20, 2019 | Articles
Employers should start preparing now for the upcoming changes in the wage rule. By Lawrence Lee Millions of Americans have become working long hours without extra pay, the result of an overtime salary cap set way back in 1975, almost 45 years ago. Over the last five... by Paul Vorndran | Oct 4, 2019 | Articles
By Paul Vordran The SEC has filed charges in federal court in Denver against Mark Ray and six companies he controls alleging violations of the securities laws. The alleged scheme raised money to benefit Ray’s cattle and marijuana companies by promising exceptional... by Paul Vorndran | Oct 2, 2019 | Articles
If you are an adviser who sold these investments without knowledge that they were unlawful, or have received a notice from regulators, take steps to protect yourself and your retail clients. By Paul Vorndran The warnings issued by the SEC to investors about Ponzi...
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