Business Document Drafting That Can Stand Up in Court: Litigation Perspective
Nicole Westbrook and Cash Parker presenting CLE on best practices for Business Document Drafting October 8 for mylawCLE.
Nicole Westbrook and Cash Parker presenting CLE on best practices for Business Document Drafting October 8 for mylawCLE.
Steve Suneson returned to the Denver Global Landing Pad this year to present on legal and tax issues to companies interested in quickly expanding in Colorado and throughout the United States.
Howard Kenison elected Chair of the nation’s premier forum for environment, energy and resources lawyers, advisors, and decision-makers.
Attorneys Larry Lee and Ian Kalmanowitz review potential claims that employers may face and strategies to deploy as businesses address the COVID-19 world in this live CLE on Monday, November 9, 2020.
Going out on your own? Get started on a strong legal footing, by Dave Thayer, as featured in ColoradoBiz.
“What I will say, though, about women that are in law now, or starting out as maybe junior associates or trying to move up the ranks, maybe just coming out of law school, is that they have a lot of choices and a lot of potential. It’s an industry that is built on the backs… Read more »
In a year in which charities fear donations will be down, charitable lead annuity trusts (CLATs) encourage gifting to charities and provide generous wealth transfer benefits. By leveraging the current all-time low 7520 rate and using an Optimized CLAT, charitably inclined clients have a unique opportunity to eliminate annual income taxes, provide for charity, and transfer enormous wealth, free of gift and estate taxes.
Smaller private placements to individual accredited investors is the closest thing to an IPO for early stage companies in need of capital. The SEC’s narrowly passed new “accredited investor” amendment modestly expands the definition of accredited investor, increasing early stage business access to these funds.
You may be liable for what you don’t know. The questions to ask before offering alternative investments to your clients.
The unconscionable actions and rantings that led up to the murder of the son of a New Jersey federal judge show the sad underbelly of gender discrimination in law. U.S. District Judge Alia Moses and Nicole Westbrook, a litigator with Jones & Keller, say the current construct of the legal profession feeds anti-feminist thinking, but it can change. Learn how we can constructively move toward an expedited and effective judicial process based on the facts of a case, not the gender of the attorneys trying or presiding over the case.