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 »
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NinjaTrader Group—Long Ridge Equity Partners—June 2020 – Jones & Keller advises NinjaTrader Group in the sale of a majority equity stake to Long Ridge Equity Partners.
Remote arbitration during Covid-19 can put litigators at a disadvantage, if not done well. In Bloomberg Law Insights, Nicole Westbrook, a trial instructor and attorney at Jones & Keller, says some sort of remote arbitration will most likely last after the pandemic and offers tips on how litigators can fight its equalizing effects to achieve client goals.
As Colorado transitions to a phased economic reopening, businesses should consider requiring customers to sign liability waivers.
Frustrated by a lack of federal response to lingering inaction, some states are easing into their own requirements for broker-dealer registration when using finders to secure private funding.
Howard Kenison has earned national recognition as a leading environmental law and litigation attorney in Colorado in the current edition of Chambers USA 2020, a directory of top lawyers and law firms.
Steve Suneson brings strong commercial business and international transaction experience to the Jones & Keller team.
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 schemes that prey on senior investors in 2018 remain true today… Read more »
Several concepts of contract law may provide the non-paying party relief from default and breach of contract claims or termination when the cause is government ordered closure due to a pandemic.