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Honoring Kayla Dreyer: Named to the 2027 Lawdragon 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers

| October 02, 2026 | Legal Insights & News

Kayla Dreyer is recognized in the 2027 Lawdragon 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers We are proud to announce that Jones & Keller shareholder Kayla Dreyer has been named to the 2027 Lawdragon 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers, a national guide recognizing the lawyers employers turn to when the stakes are highest. The Lawdragon 500 Leading… Read more »

Jones & Keller Welcomes Associate Ryan Searson

| September 14, 2026 | Legal Insights & News

Ryan Searson has joined the Jones & Keller as an Associate. Jones & Keller, P.C. is pleased to announce that Ryan Searson has joined the firm’s Denver office, focusing his practice on complex commercial litigation and securities matters — representing clients in commercial disputes and advising securities and financial professionals through regulatory inquiries and investigations…. Read more »

Nicole Westbrook Leads High-Profile Defamation Suit Against the Hodgetwins

| September 03, 2026 | Defamation Law, Legal Insights & News

Jones & Keller, P.C. attorney Nicole Westbrook is leading the defamation case for Pastor Steve Smothermon, the longtime leader of Legacy Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Smothermon filed a defamation lawsuit against Keith Hodge, Kevin Hodge, and Hodgetwins, LLC, the internet personalities known collectively as the “Hodgetwins,” whose Facebook page reaches more than 6.3 million… Read more »

How Workplace Defamation Affects Your Medical Career

| August 20, 2026 | Defamation Law, Legal Insights & News

Your reputation is one of your most valuable assets as a medical professional. Years of education, specialized training, and patient trust can be severely damaged when false statements spread throughout your workplace. Workplace defamation often reaches far beyond an uncomfortable interaction with a colleague. It can jeopardize hospital privileges, licensing opportunities, referrals, leadership positions, research… Read more »

How Do You Prove Defamation in Colorado?

| August 18, 2026 | Defamation Law, Legal Insights & News

A rumor posted online, a false complaint made to a licensing board, or an inaccurate news report can quickly damage a hard-earned personal or professional reputation. For high-achieving professionals, reputational harm often translates into lost business opportunities, damaged professional relationships, and lasting financial consequences. If you believe someone has made false statements about you, one… Read more »

Colorado Defamation Laws: 12 Things You Should Know

| August 16, 2026 | Defamation Law, Legal Insights & News

Defamation happens when someone makes a false statement of fact, communicates it to someone else, and damages your reputation in the process. Professionals often face false accusations, such as unfounded malpractice or fraud allegations, that can threaten careers, business relationships, professional licenses, and livelihoods. Determining whether these claims are actionable requires understanding Colorado’s defamation laws…. Read more »

Defamation Damages for Colorado Medical Professionals

| August 14, 2026 | Defamation Law, Legal Insights & News

A physician’s reputation carries significant professional and financial value. Patient volume, referral relationships, hospital privileges, board certifications, and partnership equity all rest on colleagues’ and patients’ trust in your competence. When a false statement damages that trust, the harm is not abstract. It can show up in canceled referrals, stalled credentialing, and lost income. Colorado… Read more »