On July 25, 2014, Kevin Perez was a speaker at the Colorado Defense Lawyers Association’s Telluride Summer Conference. Kevin’s presentation was titled, “Workplace Privacy: Balancing Employees’ Rights with their Employer’s Right to Know.” The discussion covered several hot topics, including…
On December 18, 2014, the Colorado Court of Appeals issued an opinion in Southern Colorado Orthopedic Clinic Sports Medicine and Arthritic Surgeons, P.C. v. Weinstein. In the case, the Court of Appeals was asked to interpret a fee shifting provision…
Today (November 3, 2014), the Colorado Supreme Court granted certiorari review on three cases, all of which may be important to civil defense lawyers practicing in Colorado. In order of their relative interest, the cases are: 1. Martinez et al….
In a September 9, 2014 opinion, People v. Hoskins, 2014 CO 70; 333 P3d 828 (Colo. 2014), the Colorado Supreme Court cited testimony from Nemirow Perez Shareholder, Ron Nemirow, who was serving as the defendants’ legal ethics expert. Nemirow’s opinion…
Today, the Denver Post features a story about the resolution of a dispute between two neighboring associations which had simmered for ten years. We at Nemirow Perez are grateful for the opportunity to assist one of the communities, and to…
Nemirow Perez’s own Nancy Miller was recognized for her volunteer work with Lawline 9 at p. 21 of the September 2014 issue of the Docket. The attorneys and staff of Nemirow Perez are proud to be a part of, and…
In an opinion released June 24, 2014, the Colorado Supreme Court has reaffirmed statutory protections against the disclosure or compelled production of professional review materials relating to a physician. The opinion, which can be found at 2014 CO 51, and…
While the public’s eye and attention have been on the availability of retail marijuana in some Colorado communities, few stories have looked at the ethical quandaries which attorneys in this state have faced as they have tried to advise and…
Have you heard of Heartbleed? Hopefully you have, and you have acted in response to the news. Recent reports of a security flaw affecting key, ubiquitous internet-based services is a frightening reminder of the need to be proactive with security…
Just a reminder that beginning tomorrow, machines running Windows XP will no longer be supported.