Businesses typically want to control operating expenses, and that goal may inspire certain creative solutions. Staffing costs are a top expense, and companies often do their best to control what they must pay to have workers performing key company tasks. For example,...
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for over 30 years.
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Denver Complex Litigation Blog
Why mergers and acquisitions can lead to discrimination claims
Businesses often grow rapidly when they enter into transactions involving other companies. Mergers where two companies combine into one organization and acquisitions where one business purchases another company can lead to significant returns on investments for those...
3 issues that could lead to construction defect lawsuits
Property owners and businesses hire construction firms and reputable contractors to ensure professional job performance. While people might feel comfortable painting interior spaces or replacing a faucet, professional help is often necessary when laying a foundation,...
What are patents, trademarks and service marks?
All businesses have specific features that make them identifiable. They may include a special logo or slogan known in their area. Learning how to protect these marketing resources, in addition to any unique inventions that fuel business success, is critical for all...
What’s a “person of interest” in a criminal investigation?
It’s never good to hear your name (or the name of anybody you love) bandied about on the news as a “person of interest” in a criminal investigation. But, what exactly does that mean? How should you respond? Here’s what you need to keep in mind. The term “person of...
Why do prosecutors offer plea bargains?
Plea deals are very common in U.S. criminal cases. In fact, 98% of all federal cases are resolved through plea deals of one form or another. Defendants can be agreeable to plea deals for several reasons, depending on their circumstances. Oftentimes, they decide that a...
3 ways businesses may accidentally violate wage and hour laws
Any company that has employees has certain legal obligations to fulfill. There are safety standards that apply to a variety of industries, from food service to construction. There are also rules regarding the conduct of employees that the company will need to enforce,...
Unmasking brand confusion: The role of consumer surveys
The competition in the business world can be absolutely fierce, and your company’s trademarks are more than just labels – they’re a critical part of your brand identity. That makes the possibility of brand confusion among your customer base a huge issue, and...
How the SEC is fighting “greenwashing”
Some companies may have once largely viewed touting their commitment to environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals as a marketing strategy to attract investors and customers. These companies need to be aware that federal regulators – namely those in the...
Artificial intelligence and copyrights
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a driving force behind labor disputes and job anxiety among creatives; that's a fact. However, it is probably wise that everyone understands some basic facts about AI, Intellectual Property and how they will interact. AI-created work is...