PUBLICATIONS

• Federal Court Strikes Down Department of Labor’s Joint Employer Rule
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Blog | September 21, 2020
• Title VII “Zone of Interests” Only Includes Employees
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Blog | September 1, 2020
• The 11th Circuit Applies Young to Pregnancy Claims
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Blog | April 30, 2020
• Governor Sets Guidelines for Reopening Under Safer at Home
  Sherman & Howard Advisory | April 27, 2020
• The EEOC Advises Employers on Back-to-Work Preparedness
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Blog | April 21, 2020
• Temporary Regulations Clarify FFCRA Mandates
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Blog | April 3, 2020
• Where to Hang a Poster When Employees Work From Home
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Blog | March 26, 2020
• COMPS Order Now Effective, Along With Some Unexpected Changes and Enforcement Measures
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Advisory | March 19, 2020
• Joint Employer Status Muddied Further
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Blog | January 15, 2020
• Board Affirms Reasonable Employer Policies on Confidentiality and Media Contact
  Sherman & Howard Labor & Employment Blog | October 18, 2019

PRESENTATIONS

• COMPS Goes Into Effect: The Implications and What You Can Do
  Labor & Employment Breakfast Briefing | March 2020
• Colorado Wage Order: Monumental Changes Afoot
  Labor & Employment Breakfast Briefing | December 2019

• Competed and advanced to the elimination rounds in the Vis Moot Tournament in Vienna, the largest moot tournament in the world
• Inaugural Recipient, Martin J. Katz Endowed Scholarship, University of Denver Sturm College of Law
• Howard Jenkins, Jr. Labor Law Award, University of Denver Sturm College of Law
• Scholastic Excellence Award: Criminal Procedure & Labor Law, University of Denver Sturm College of Law