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Sherman & Howard Lawyers Author Chapter in NITA’s Remote Advocacy Primer for Trial Lawyers and Litigators
DENVER, Colo. (May 29, 2020) — Sherman & Howard trial lawyers Kelly Robinson, Christian Hendrickson, and Allison Mikulecky, who completed one of the first remote trials in Colorado during the coronavirus pandemic, co-authored a chapter in the National Institute for Trial Advocacy’s newly published e-Book, Remote Advocacy: A Guide to Survive and Thrive. Titled “Beyond […]
Chambers USA 2020 Recognizes Sherman & Howard and Its Attorneys
DENVER, Colo. (April 23, 2020) — Sherman & Howard is pleased to announce that Chambers USA today recognized 19 of our attorneys and five of our firm’s practice areas in its 2020 edition of Chambers USA. Chambers USA is a legal industry publication that ranks the top lawyers and law firms across the United States […]
COVID-19: Business Continuity Plan Implemented
Given the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic, Sherman & Howard has implemented its business continuity plan. Effective Monday, March 16, all of our office spaces will be closed and our firm operations will continue remotely. This precautionary measure is intended to help slow the spread of the virus and prioritize the safety of our clients, […]
COVID-19: Resource Hub
Sherman & Howard has mobilized a multidisciplinary Coronavirus (COVID-19) team of legal advisors to provide real-time insights and practical guidance on the myriad issues arising as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the pandemic evolves, our team is helping clients mitigate risk, limit losses, create contingency plans, and respond both to the immediate legal, […]
Insights
[Webinar] Management Liability Risks & COVID-19
Chris Mosley, chair of the Insurance Recovery Group, joins a BoK Financial Insurance-sponsored webinar panel discussion on management liability risks related to COVID-19 as they impact D&O and EPLI coverage issues. The team provides an understanding of the key issues and an overview of how you can navigate COVID-19-related allegations and litigations that could impact […]
[Webinar] Managing Your Workforce in Light of SCOTUS’s Historic Decision Defining LGBTQ Employment Rights
Labor and Employment attorneys Joseph Hunt and Amy Knapp discuss the recent landmark decision from SCOTUS regarding LGBTQ employment rights. In particular, this webinar addresses real-world workplace scenarios and best practices employers should consider following as they manage their workforce. For additional information, visit our recent Labor & Employment blog post. […]
IRS Clarifies CARES Act Provisions for Retirement Plan Coronavirus-Related Distributions, Participant Loan Enhancements and Required Minimum Distributions
By Kathy Odle, Kirsten Stewart, and George Tsai IRS issues important guidance, including tax reporting clarification, to retirement plan sponsors and administrators on dealing with coronavirus-related distributions, participant loan repayment deferrals, and required minimum distributions that are waived for 2020. Read the full advisory HERE. […]
OSHA Issues Non-Mandatory Guidance for Reopening
By Patrick Miller On June 17, 2020, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) issued its “Guidance on Returning to Work.” Designed to “assist employers and workers in safely returning to work and reopening businesses deemed by local authorities as ‘non-essential businesses’ during the evolving Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic,” the document does little to […]