What Happened? The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal (BCHRT) recently awarded a convenience store worker who experienced disability-based discrimination nearly $40,000 in damages. Tribunal Me...

California employers continue to navigate a new, costly and often unclear legal landscape when defending claims under the California Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA). Recent legislative reform...

The Maryland legislature is considering a two-year study on how nonprofit hospitals use offshore subsidiaries as supplemental insurance against future lawsuits, a practice one whistleblower says al...

A newly minted quorum of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has set the stage for more employer-friendly rulings with respect to the good-faith bargaining obligation between an employer and...

What’s Happening at GoPro? GoPro is eliminating approximately 145 jobs, or around 23% of its global workforce, as part of a restructuring. “The [restructuring] is expected to result in an estimate...

Development whistleblower investigation into alleged false payment claims and a healthcare facility operator agreed to end a lawsuit over his firing, according to a stipulation filed in Colorado fe...

How a one-day gap between dismissal and workers' comp sank a court case A casual mine site worker was dismissed after a workplace injury. His workers' compensation claim came the day after. The tim...

This story was originally published on the Getches-Wilkinson Center Blog on 04/01. Click here to view the original post. Colorado Law is ranked seventh in the nation for environmental law with th...

The University of Colorado Law School is pleased to announce that Professor Helen Norton will be the speaker for the Colorado Law Class of 2026 commencement recognition ceremony. Helen Norton is Un...