Dylan Metzner has assumed the chair position of the Statutory Revisions Committee, the largest standing committee of the Trust & Estate Section of the Colorado Bar Association. The committee function is to preserve and enhance the practice of trust and estate law in Colorado by participating in the statutory revision process. Dylan was co-chair for… Read more »
It takes a community of active and volunteer attorneys to provide high-quality programs and publications for SEER members. A year like no other for Howard Kenison in the Chair position for ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources (SEER) is coming to an end. Mr. Kenison thanks the many individuals who made an unusual year… Read more »
In an interview for Online Litigator, Nicole Westbrook addressed several best practices for managing IT, nervous clients and the possibility of expanded subpoena power. Watch the interview here and read a summary of Nicole’s remarks. An audience wants to be entertained. Each time a litigator steps in front of six to 12 people in the… Read more »
When MLM companies fail to deal conscionably with the large array of legal issues and personalities along the growth curve, especially when its distributors circle the globe, the ramifications are commonly heaped onto the shoulders of the distributors. By Nicole Westbrook and Al Sahlstrom When it comes to network marketing companies, commonly referred to as… Read more »
The rising cost of ransomware attacks puts a premium on prevention. Put to use these practical, preventative measures to minimize the threat of being held hostage by a ransomware demand, By Larry Lee and Christopher Johnson The cost to companies and governments in ransomware attacks is growing exponentially. On May 7th of this year the… Read more »
Join NITA instructor Nicole Westbrook as she teaches litigators how to master telling their client’s story for the camera. Fighting the Equalizing Effects of Remote Arbitration Remote arbitration during COVID-19 showed litigators the camera’s potential to diminish what we do as litigators unless done well. There’s no question that presenting via video what is typically… Read more »
A Virtual Planned Giving Lunch & Learn July 15, 2021 | 12:00 – 1:00 pm Join Jones & Keller Estate Attorney and SafeHouse Denver Board Member Dylan Metzner for an interactive conversation about planned giving options to benefit SafeHouse adults, children and youth experiencing domestic violence. Learn important information about IRA distributions and remainder… Read more »
Howard Kenison will deliver Highlights of Environmental Issues in the United States and participate in an international panel at the UKELA (United Kingdom Environmental Law Association) 2021 Annual Conference. Mr. Kenison will address key U.S. issues, policy mechanisms and the legislative agenda into 2022. International Panel | Tuesday, June 15 | 6 – 7.30 pm… Read more »
Accelerated enforcement actions and new rapid response techniques at the SEC are likely to be with us for the long-haul. By Paul Vorndran Despite mandatory telework and asset reallocations, 2020 was a record year for whistleblowers and financial remedy orders at the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to the Division of Enforcement 2020 Annual Report… Read more »
A rookie mistake sheds light on how cooperation among opposing counsel can lead to better client outcomes, and tips on how to get there. By Nicole Westbrook for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy Ed Lyons, a commercial litigator at Jones & Keller, has more than four decades of courtroom experience trying tough cases in… Read more »