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Victory in Court of Appeals For Small Business Owner

Ogborn Mihm, LLP partner Thomas Neville obtained a victory for their client, Visible Voices, Inc., over the Division of Unemployment…

10 years ago

Your Place or Mine?: The Burden of Proving Collectability of an Underlying Judgment in a Legal Malpractice Action

While burdens of proof at trial do not necessarily equate to the awkwardness of a come-on during a date, the…

11 years ago

Seven Ogborn Mihm Attorneys Named to the List of 2014 Colorado Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

We are pleased to announce seven Ogborn Mihm attorneys have been named to the list of 2014 Colorado Super Lawyers…

11 years ago

As Predictable as the Seasons

In the nineteenth century, the law of negligence in this country was particularly harsh. While the tort of negligence had…

11 years ago

Successful Sexual Harassment Finding

Clayton Wire of Ogborn Mihm LLP to represent the courageous young woman featured in this story (link below), Ms. Rachel…

12 years ago

Victory By EEOC is Example of Increase in Pregnancy Discrimination

EEOC Case The EEOC recently announced that a federal judge awarded a default judgment of $148,000 against a Milwaukee-based medical…

13 years ago

New IRS Regulations Make Certain Damage Awards and Settlements Non-Taxable

The IRS issued new regulations on January 23, 2012, regarding the taxation of damages for injuries or sickness that are…

13 years ago

Whistleblower’s False Claims Act Lawsuit Results in $6.3 Million Settlement By Denver Health For Medicare and Medicaid Patient Misclassification

$6.3 Million Whistleblower Lawsuit Settlement Documents from the recently unsealed case of U.S. ex rel Curren v. Denver Health Medical…

13 years ago

Fired for Facebook Posts: Social Media Postings May Constitute Protected “Concerted Activity”

Under a series of recent decisions by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), employees who are retaliated against for posting…

13 years ago

EEOC to Do More with Less

On November 18, 2011, President Obama signed H.R. 2112, the Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act of 2012 into law.…

13 years ago