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Former Denver Prosecutor Disbarred After Framing Colleague for Sexual Harassment – Key Takeaways

2 weeks ago

By: Claire Sweetman A former prosecutor in the Denver District Attorney’s office has been fired and disbarred for framing a colleague for sexual harassment.[1] According to the Denver Post, Yujin…

Legal Updates – January 2025

News

2 weeks ago

By: Claire Sweetman Colorado Laws Taking Effect on January 1, 2025 Over a dozen new state laws took effect on Wednesday, January 1, 2025.[1] Some of these laws were passed…

Blunders to Avoid When Conducting a Workplace Investigation

Workplace Investigations

2 weeks ago

By: Abigail Leinsdorf Garber When an employer receives a complaint of harassment, it may know to quickly initiate an investigation. What it may not realize is a that a handful…

Potential Discrimination in AI Tools

News

2 weeks ago

By: Sally Roller On November 20, 2024, the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights (“OCR”) released a new resource titled, Avoiding the Discriminatory Use of Artificial Intelligence to…

Understanding HR Metrics to Develop Employee Engagement Strategies

HR / Workplace

2 weeks ago

By: Kim Adamson Human Resources (HR) metrics are crucial in managing and promoting an organization’s success in today’s evolving business environment. Companies can make data-driven decisions that enhance productivity, reduce…

Credibility Assessment in Workplace Investigations: What should you NOT rely upon in reaching your credibility finding? How can you get this important step wrong?

Workplace Investigations

2 weeks ago

By: Liz Rita Credibility assessment has long been a subject of interest, and at times heated debate, in the workplace investigations industry. There are cases that cross every investigator’s desk…

Legal Updates – December 2024

News

2 months ago

By: Claire Sweetman Title IX Uncertainty Under Trump’s Second Presidency In May 2024, the Biden Administration announced its final Title IX regulations, which expanded coverage under the Civil Rights Act…

New Resource Released to Develop Cell Phone Use Policies in Schools

Title IX

2 months ago

By: Sally Roller Cell phones can play an important role in a student’s life – from contacting parents to getting help during emergencies. A growing body of evidence is cause…

EEOC heightens focus on workplace investigations in April Guidance on Workplace Harassment

Workplace Investigations

2 months ago

By: Liz Rita The EEOC issued new guidance on Harassment in the Workplace for employers and employment lawyers in April of this year. This guidance replaces the oft-quoted 1999 guidance,…