Dylan Metzner has assumed the position of Vice Chair of the Trust & Estate Section of the Colorado Bar Association (COBAR) as well as the Chair of the Trust & Estate Section’s Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Committee. Dylan has held active roles at COBAR for years. Most recently, he was Treasurer and Secretary of the Trust & Estate Section… Read more »
Christopher Mills has assumed the Vice Chair position of the Colorado Bar Association (COBAR) Litigation Section Executive Council for 2023-2024. The Litigation Section focuses on the interests of, and challenges facing, trial lawyers and litigation practitioners. The Section has active programs to promote advocacy training, law reform, and professional development. Chris has held active roles… Read more »
Jones & Keller is proud to be a corporate partner of Arrupe Jesuit High School and congratulates the school on 20 years of success, as well as the school’s 9News appearance on February 24th. A link to the article is below. Students receive hands-on corporate experience from Colorado School (Accessed Feb. 28, 2023, https://www.9news.com/article/news/education/college-prep-school-work-experience/73-bae6324a-6432-46c8-ba76-9683acae158d) Arrupe… Read more »
Lawrence Lee is recognized as a leading labor and employment attorney in Colorado in Chambers USA 2023, a directory of top lawyers and law firms. According to Chambers, Larry is an esteemed employment lawyer with expertise handling pre-claims and claims concerning wage and hour, discrimination, retaliation, executive agreements, and workplace safety. As an experienced litigator and trial… Read more »
Howard Kenison is recognized as a leading environmental law and litigation attorney in Colorado in Chambers USA 2023, a directory of top lawyers and law firms. According to Chambers, Howard is admired for his handling of environmental litigation, including matters concerning air quality, water quality and hazardous waste. Howard is a former Colorado Deputy Attorney General and… Read more »
Once an SEC investigation or action is underway, it is a one-way street, with the SEC controlling the speed and information along the way. Securities cases typically involve high stakes and sensitive matters that could derail more than a transaction. In this article, Paul Vorndran highlights several important issues that transaction and business attorneys should… Read more »
Join NITA instructor Nicole Westbrook as she shares deposition skills that get results.
Employees, officers, shareholders, independent contractors, and others might have a role in entity defense. In entity litigation, an attorney must clarify their relationship to each and properly set expectations, boundaries, and responsibilities before discussing information, and steer clear of conflicts of interest. In this five-part series, Nicole Westbrook addresses five critical matters to manage in… Read more »
30(b)(6) witnesses must be prepared to discuss the extensive preparation they went through for a deposition. When those preparations are inadequate, varying sanctions can be imposed. Part 1 in the Protecting an Entity in Litigation series by Nicole Westbrook explores the process of setting parameters, selecting and preparing witnesses, and managing risk. In addition to… Read more »
Howard Kenison is a luncheon speaker for the ABA SEER’s 52nd Spring Conference on Environmental Law on two significant Superfund sites in Colorado—the Rocky Mountain Arsenal and the Rocky Flats Site, providing a brief history of the operations of these sites and the rocky path from contamination to trails, recreation and open space. Register at… Read more »