303-776-9900Eve Canfield is a board member of Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley. She wrote an amicus brief on behalf of five nonprofit organizations in support of a victim of domestic violence that left her home state and came to Colorado with their child, in Parocha v. Parocha, No. 17SC406. The amicus brief contributed to […]
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The sale or purchase of a business involves The sale or purchase of a business involves many decisions which create tax impacts for the parties involved, both at the time of closing and in the future. While the media reports focus on multi-billion-dollar mergers and acquisitions, most business transfers involve far less in the amount […]
The Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District influences many water use issues in Northeastern Colorado, including Boulder, Larimer and Weld Counties. Northern Water is a public agency which is well-known for the construction and operation of the Colorado-Big Thompson Project. The C-BT Project collects West Slope water and delivers it to portions of eight Northeastern Colorado counties, providing […]
Many landowners and small businesses use wells that provide a vital water supply for their property. Some wells are used for watering livestock, for drinking water inside homes, for irrigation of lawns and gardens, or for drinking and sanitary purposes inside a shop or other business. People often take for granted their right to use […]
As we move into the second quarter of 2018, a few workplace trends to watch for are below: 1) Sexual Harassment. The #MeToo movement demonstrates that workplace harassment remains a persistent problem. Thirty-six percent of all Colorado charges filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commissions (EEOC) last year related to sexual harassment. Workplace harassment affects […]
There is a significant new tax deduction taking effect in 2018 under the new tax law, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the Act). It should provide a substantial tax benefit to individuals with “qualified business income” from a partnership, S corporation, LLC, or sole proprietorship. This income is sometimes referred to as “pass-through” income. […]
Dick Lyons (third from left) was one of 40 U.S. observers who joined 400 other international observers for the March 18 Russian presidential election. After two days of training and briefing in Moscow by the O.S.C.E., Dick and his international team from Armenia and Finland were flown further east to observe polling, counting, and tabulation […]
When daffodils pop up, so do the “for sale” signs on the ranch and mountain properties. Whether you are buying your forever property or your just-for-now property, be sure to conduct water rights due diligence. Water rights are complicated, and you need to protect your investment with the following steps. Initially, ponder “What do I […]
June 23-24, 2018 http://ow.ly/f46i30iOMpq
Valentine’s Day Project The Paralegal Section of the Boulder County Bar participated in sending out hand written valentines to Boulder County seniors living in nursing homes. We would like to thank Ginny Hout, Kyna Glover, and Jessica Grover for sending out 80 valentines our behalf of Lyons Gaddis. 50 year Boulder Bar Members Wally H. […]
