New modes of transportation will be heavily featured at this year’s Blockbuster, the annual two-day continuing education seminar from the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association Jan. 30 and 31 in Denver.
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Supreme Court Hears First Arguments of 2020
The court tackled questions about the right to a public trial and challenges to an Estes Park mountain coasterThe Colorado Supreme Court heard its first oral arguments of 2020 last week. They included a couple of criminal cases that took up Sixth Amendment questions as well as a pair of zoning disputes over a proposed mountain coaster development in Larimer County.
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Curray York & Associates Launches in Denver
Lisa York adds her name to the latest iteration of Stern & Curray’s immigration practiceDenver immigration attorneys Emily Curray and Lisa York rang in the new year by launching Curray…
Elizabeth Wylie is on a mission to help women make what they’re worth
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New Book Explains Immigrant Detention ‘Obsession’
DU law professor says attorneys have ‘crucial role’ in mitigating effects of American detention systemDU law professor César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández retells America’s rise, fall, and current resurgence in immigrant detention policy.
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JAMLAC Holds Holiday Fundraiser
Legal aid organization will use money to fund expanded services for immigrants and low-income clientsHaving raised more than $50,000 at its latest fundraiser, the Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Center looks to ahead to offering more services to immigrants.
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Renewable Energy: A Smooth Transition
Denver firms are using their expertise in energy to develop specialty practices in renewablesColorado’s fossil fuel economy could pivot toward more wind and solar power, bringing more opportunity to lawyers specializing in renewables.
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Red Flag Law Leaves Lots of Questions for Courts
CLE program explains controversial new gun law and reveals where clarity is neededWith Colorado’s “red flag” law going into effect soon, attorneys in various practices discussed what to expect — and what courts must sort out.
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College Course Offers Roadmap for Legal Marketing
Industry veteran Meranda Vieyra to teach students and professionals in semester-long classMSU Denver is offering a legal marketing course taught by Meranda Vieyra, a local veteran in the niche, and it’s open to non-students.
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Best Law Firms 2020: Construction
Local law firms have built top-tier expertise in construction lawWoods Aitken and Hall & Evans, two firms with offices in Colorado, share what it takes to build a Best Law Firms-worthy construction practice.