Colorado’s energy industry has long been a major economic engine in the state. That robust industry…
One of the first things Carolynne White did as lawyer was attend a public meeting for…
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Crowdfunding for Companies
Professor Andrew Schwartz presents research on U.S., Kiwi systems for securities crowdfunding at CU Law eventIn a Colorado Law Talks event, hosted by Akerman on Sept. 11, University of Colorado Law…
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Court of Appeals Clarifies Pawnbroker Statute
Bike resale business warns that court’s ruling could pull other businesses into the statute’s reachSometimes, a bike shop is not just a bike shop. Sometimes it’s also a pawnbroker. At…
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Center for Legal Inclusiveness Searching for New Leader
Organization says it plans to continue programs while welcoming new ideasThe Center for Legal Inclusiveness is looking for its next leader following the resignation of its chief executive officer last week.
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State Supreme Court to Review DUI Law
The court will consider whether prior convictions must be proved to a jury under the highest burden of proofThe Colorado Supreme Court will review whether prior convictions in a felony DUI case must be proved before a jury beyond a reasonable doubt
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Lawyers Don Aprons for Networking and Charity
ACC event connects in-house attorneys while sparking friendly competitionThe Association of Corporate Counsel Colorado held a fundraiser and networking event that had local attorneys…
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Rose Stella Does It All at Sandow
Denver-based GC for New York company finds ways to bridge the distanceRose Stella, a recent transplant to Denver, said working with Sandow’s broad range of brands keeps her day exciting.
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Court of Appeals Dismisses Libel Case Against Activist
Lawsuit described as a clear-cut case with long-term benefitsThe Colorado Court of Appeals published an opinion July 25 that is expected to end a long-running feud between an oil company and an environmental activist in a case that inspired state lawmakers to adopt stronger free speech protections.
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CLI Seeks Firms for Diversity Survey
Denver organization aims to diagnose workplace ills in pilot programThe Center for Legal Inclusiveness is seeking to recruit 10 firms for a workplace diversity survey, with the first round of results to be released in the spring.
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