Colorado Roofing Industry Updates
Colorado Roofing Industry Updates This will take place via Zoom May 2024. Colorado Roofing Industry Updates Moriarty Underhill LLC represents many contractors who perform roofing work in Colorado. This workshop covers some of the basics about the challenges and recent developments of this business area. It includes discussions about insurance issues such as supplements and […]
Decoding the Corporate Transparency Act
In September of 2022, the United States Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) published a rule that generally requires all legal entities to register their owners with the federal government. By way of background, entities such as Corporations, Limited Liability Companies, Limited Partnerships, and others tend to be created by statute by individual States. Colorado, like […]
Colorado’s Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program
Introduction: Understanding FAMLI Starting in 2024, businesses have to comply with the Colorado Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) program, CRS 8-13.3-501, et seq. This law is more than just an excellent example of legislators working overtime to find a clever acronym. It requires significant action by businesses employing Colorado residents. Generally speaking, it […]
Ensure Equal Pay for Equal Work Act
In 2021, Colorado adopted the Equal Pay Act (C.R.S. s. 8-5-101, et seq.), a law aimed at diminishing gender pay disparities. The Ensure Equal Pay for Equal Work Act of 2024 amends this statute to include stronger requirements mostly connecting to job posting. Human resources and payroll companies should pay close attention, as their business […]
2024 Colorado Law Updates
2024 Colorado Law Updates: What Your Business Needs to Know This will take place via Zoom Friday February 2nd from 2 – 4. 2024 Colorado Law Updates: What Your Business Needs to Know Stay ahead of the game in 2024 with our comprehensive workshop on Colorado Law Updates. Join us for an insightful session that […]
How The Colorado Housing Crisis Has Impacted Employees
Colorado is currently in the midst of a severe and escalating housing crisis, significantly impacting those with the lowest incomes. Ranked as the 8th most unaffordable state for housing, the situation is marked by two interconnected challenges: affordability and availability. Businesses should be aware of the effect this may be having on the labor force […]
How Are Local Businesses Affected by the Denver Homeless Crisis
As a leading Denver business attorney, we’ve noticed the pressing issue of homelessness in the city. Likely related to the state’s astounding property value increases and increased population, the streets, parks, and lots in the metro area have been accumulating homeless people living in tents and campers. While these unfortunate individuals should be pitied and […]
Private Dissolution vs Bankruptcy for Colorado Businesses
I have been expecting the United States economy to enter a recession for some time now. Maybe this is because I watch the same news cycle as everyone else, with all of its sensationalist, doom-and-gloom forecasts. Maybe it was my experience representing businesses that struggled during the 2018 recession triggered by a housing bubble that […]
Types of Non-Paying Customers – Self-Interest
I previously talked about a few common customer mentalities that lead to breakdowns in contracts between construction companies and customers. This time, I want to talk about the most difficult kind of problem to overcome from the contractor’s perspective: simple self-interest. What is Self Interest? “Self-interest” refers to a customer’s decision to do something because […]