What can a small business do if someone breaches a contract? Learn more about the basics of breach-of-contract remedies in this post.

In Ravenstar v. One Ski Hill Place, the Colorado Supreme Court explores certain liquidated damages contract clauses. Learn what liquidated damages are and whether they are valid. 

What should you do if your opponent files a frivolous appeal? Part Two of this series discusses how to avoid filing a frivolous appeal and how to respond if you are on the other side of one.

A recent Ninth Circuit case examines First Amendment challenges for government employees in the context of a football coach’s practice of praying publicly on the 50-yard line after games.

This post highlights what has happened with the FLSA Overtime Rule since the court stopped the DOL from implementing the rule back in November 2016.

Theresa emphasizes the importance of screening according to job qualifications and discusses how to proceed when a candidate raises the issue of a disability.

Is the internet changing the way courts look at whether a worker is an independent contractor? The Colorado Court of Appeals examines this timely question.

Is your independent contractor really an employee? Can you pass the test for an independent contractor? Take a closer look at the Colorado rules in this post to learn more.

What cases will the U.S. Supreme Court consider in its 2017-2018 term? Learn more about what to expect this term.

Connecticut court says the ecclesiastical abstention doctrine prevents it from deciding whether a religious organization is liable for not conducting a mental fitness evaluation.