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A Colorado Court Case that Strengthened Due Process Rights

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In 1962, the Warren Court held that a formal confession obtained during the five-day detention of a 14-year-old child violated his due process rights.

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A Colorado Court Case that Strengthened Due Process Rights

In 1962, the Warren Court held that a formal confession obtained during the five-day detention of a 14-year-old child violated his due process rights.
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Court Opinions: Colorado Attorney Placed on Probation For False Statements in Domestic Relations Case

Colorado’s disciplinary judge placed an attorney on probation after finding she made false statements to a court during a domestic relations case.
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29 Pass Colorado’s November LLP Exam

Colorado’s Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel reported 29 test takers passed the exam, which is an 83% pass rate.
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Court Opinions: Appeals Court Holds Economic Loss Rule Doesn’t Bar Intentional Tort Fraud Claims

The appeals court found that a company’s common law tort duties are independent of its contractual duties and of the implied duty of good faith and fair dealing that exists in every contract.
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Michael Kaplan Joins Norton Rose Fulbright as Senior Counsel

Norton Rose Fulbright announced that Michael Kaplan had joined the firm’s Denver office as a senior counsel in its corporate, M&A and securities practice.
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Sneak Peek: Davis Graham’s New Denver Office

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For the first time in nearly 25 years, Davis Graham moved its Denver office. Get a first look at the new space.

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