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Fitness for Duty and Mental Health, Part 4

If an employee has a mental health-related disability, when and how can an employer require medical examinations and how should the employer approach this problem? A recent case gives some insight.

Dealing With Problem Employees—or Maybe Just Problems

We’d like to introduce Kim Levings, a management and leadership coach. What does this have to do with law? Most legal problems are personal—or personnel—problems gone to seed. Read Kim’s advice on how to deal with the weeds in your firm.

Guest Post: Thanks Anyway, Uncle Sam: Churches Don’t Need Government Protection from Politics

In a guest post from the Wagenmaker & Oberly LLC Blog by Sally Wagenmaker, Jon Hwang, and Ryan Oberly, they investigate just how much (or little) the government is allowed to control churches in and out of election seasons.

Ten Tips for Preventing Bullying in Your Mission

This post addresses tips for preventing bullying in religious organizations by adapting the best practices from Stop Bullying Now! to the mission environment.

Don’t Ask Me to Be Your Facebook Friend: Social Media and the Workplace in Colorado

Colorado law prohibits employers from asking for their employees’ social media passwords. Learn more about the law’s requirements in this post.

Supreme Court Holds Dismissal Not Required in Case About Extensions of Time Under the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure

Read more about the U.S. Supreme Court’s new case holding that a federal rule limiting extensions of time to file a notice of appeal is not jurisdictional.

Colorado Court of Appeals Not Impressed by Out-of-State Client’s Attempt to Evade Jurisdiction in Colorado Over an Attorney Fee Dispute

Can a Colorado attorney’s out-of-state client, with out-of-state litigation, be sued in Colorado for unpaid fees? A case from the Colorado Court of Appeals says yes, based on standard personal jurisdiction analysis.

Fitness for Duty and Mental Health, Part 4

Dealing With Problem Employees—or Maybe Just Problems

Guest Post: Thanks Anyway, Uncle Sam: Churches Don’t Need Government Protection from Politics

Ten Tips for Preventing Bullying in Your Mission

Don’t Ask Me to Be Your Facebook Friend: Social Media and the Workplace in Colorado

Supreme Court Holds Dismissal Not Required in Case About Extensions of Time Under the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure

Colorado Court of Appeals Not Impressed by Out-of-State Client’s Attempt to Evade Jurisdiction in Colorado Over an Attorney Fee Dispute

What to Expect when Docketing Your First Appeal in the Tenth Circuit

Back to Basics: Preventing Child Sexual Abuse after #MeToo and Larry Nassar

Missteps in Internal Employment Investigation Prove Costly for Employer

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