Equal pay act violations do not require any showing of intent — the mere difference in salary, with no justification, will be enough to...

Colorado has enacted stronger data privacy protections for customers and clients, putting new requirements on how businesses safeguard...

Last fall, BBU published a blog post on non-competition agreements. This post addresses how your business may benefit from a...

Colorado probate law may entitle a disinherited spouse to an elective share of your estate, even if your will says otherwise. It is a...

We are thrilled to announce that our own Michael Barry has been accepted to the Colorado Chamber of Commerce EXECs Advocacy Program, a...

Even in at-will employment states, there are times when firing an employee is against the law. Colorado is an at-will employment state,...

If you own a small or mid-sized business that has sold equity in the business through a private equity sale, you may think that you do...

No one wants to imagine a situation in which a will contest is necessary, but unfortunately, sometimes there’s no avoiding it. A will...

As a business owner, you’d probably like to limit your former employees from taking the skills, information and “know how” learned at...

As business attorneys, we are routinely surprised how often successful business partners do not have agreements governing their business...

If you company has offered you stock options or other stock awards, here are five things you should know: 1.  Lower Salary Now Stock...

Most businesses in the United States are small, closely-held or family owned companies. However, due to insufficient estate, insurance,...

The decision to place a spouse or loved one into a nursing home is often a difficult one, and stress and anxiety typically surround this...

Many families with elderly parents or spouses should consider consultation from an elder law attorney about Medicaid qualification and...

Colorado recently became the fifth state to allow medical aid in dying. The passage of Proposition 106, or the End of Life Options Act...

The Colorado legislature recently passed the Colorado Uniform Trust Decanting Act (the “Act”). The Act, which went into effect on August...

If you are an interested party, meaning that you are receiving or could receive an inheritance from a will, you may obtain the services...

If you’re considering creating an estate plan you’ll need to understand the difference between a will and a revocable living trust. We...

DESIGNATING RETIREMENT PLAN ACCOUNTS Many people mistakenly believe that their Last Will and Testament or Revocable Living Trust will...

Estate planning is a complex area of the law, with countless rules that can change from year to year. If you’re planning on doing estate...