About Fairfield and Woods P.C. — Employment Law Denver Colorado
For businesses that need seasoned employment law Denver counsel, Fairfield and Woods P.C. brings 90 years of Colorado practice to the table. The firm is a client-focused, full-service practice in Denver County. Because workplace matters often connect to contracts and real estate, a broad firm can handle the overlap. It has guided Rocky Mountain businesses for nearly a century.
The firm supports employers across the full range of business needs, including the agreements that shape the workplace. For example, a strong employment contract can prevent a future dispute. The team also advises on policy and compliance questions. It offers consultations to review each matter. To compare other local options, see our Denver attorney directory first.
What Clients Say
Clients describe a firm with deep experience and steady judgment. Reviewers value its full-service reach across business needs. Many also note clear, professional communication. People trust its long Colorado history.
Employment Law Denver — Practice Areas & Services
- Employment agreements: Drafting contracts for Denver-area businesses.
- Workplace policy review: Building handbooks that limit dispute risk.
- Business and real estate law: Supporting the firm’s full-service focus.
- Compliance guidance: Helping employers meet Colorado labor rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can a full-service firm add to an employment matter?
Workplace disputes often touch contracts, real estate, or business structure. A broad firm can connect those issues under one roof. That can simplify a complex matter.
How are business employment fees billed?
Employer-side work is often hourly or by flat fee for documents. Ask how the firm prices policy drafting versus litigation. Clear pricing helps with planning.
Where do Denver employment disputes get resolved?
Many settle before court, but lawsuits proceed in Denver District Court at 1437 Bannock Street. State agencies like the CDLE handle wage complaints. Your counsel will pick the right path.
Quick Facts: Employment Law in Denver, Colorado
- Pay transparency: Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act requires salary ranges in postings — Colorado Department of Labor and Employment
- Misclassification fines: Willful misclassification draws fines up to $50,000 — CDLE
- Filings rising: The EEOC logged 88,531 charges in FY2024, up 9% — U.S. EEOC

