Since January of 2016, the EEOC has made efforts to combat pay disparities faced by minorities. As part of this effort, the EEOC, with the support of the Obama administration, proposed a rule requiring employers to provide pay data to the Commission by way of an...
The Colorado Supreme Court has announced a significant change to pleading requirements in Colorado that will make Motions to Dismiss more likely to succeed. Previously, a Motion to Dismiss for failure to state a viable claim could only be granted if a plaintiff could...
We are pleased to announce that Megan Coulter from the Denver Office and Brian Taylor from the Montana Office have joined the membership of Hall & Evans.
Hall & Evans is pleased to announce the promotion of Joan Allgaier, Clinton Coberly, Mary Lanning, Elizabeth Olson, and Kelley Shirk to Special Counsel. The newest group of Special Counsel has shown their dedication to Hall & Evans and we appreciate the work...
In a long-awaited and widely-anticipated decision, Colorado courts clarified that the Statute of Repose begins when each contractor’s work ends, eliminating the risk of claims arising many years after performing the work. The Statute of Repose is a legal doctrine...
