Diversity and inclusion initiatives aren’t always a top priority during tough economic times, but experts say it’s especially important to keep up with initiatives in a downturn Continue Reading Ramping Up Diversity During a Recession
Business Law Institute panelists say industry should learn from mistakes of 2008, adopt processes to eliminate bias
The Colorado Supreme Court will resume oral arguments Sept. 22, starting with a pair of cases that raise questions regarding worker’s comp. Continue Reading Supreme Court Starts September Arguments with Injured Worker Cases
Court considers workers’ comp questions on “phantom” costs, plaintiff standing
Law firms are adjusting their summer associate programs to adapt to the new remote workstyle of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading Summer Associate Programs Help New Lawyers Learn the Ropes Remotely
Firms find creative solutions, silver linings during unprecedented summer
School is back in session at Colorado’s law schools, which includes a return to at least… Continue Reading Law Students Back on Campus
Colorado’s law schools welcome diverse class and adopt hybrid, flexible teaching models
For the past six years, Democratic state lawmakers have tried and failed to pass a paid… Continue Reading After Years of Failures at the Capitol, Paid Family Leave Headed for Ballot
Proponents say benefit will help businesses compete, opponents wary of another payroll tax amid economic uncertainty
CU Law hosted a discussion on the rights of essential food system workers during COVID-19, as part of its monthly Colorado Law Talks series. Continue Reading Colorado Law Talk Highlights Role of Food System Workers Amid Pandemic
CU Law professor discusses how infections at plants have led to bare shelves, and what to do to protect essential workers
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in August upheld Colorado’s sex offender registry law, reversing a uling that found it unconstitutional. Continue Reading 10th Circuit Says Colorado’s Sex Offender Registry is not Punishment
Colorado draws support of neighboring state AGs, while opponents say registries are ineffective, unconstitutional
Despite its implementation just days away, few new details have emerged about how the so-called “tax holiday” will work. Continue Reading Trump’s ‘Tax Holiday’ Faces Confusing Start Due to Lack of Guidance
With questions unanswered ahead of Sept. 1 start date, attorneys tell clients: ‘Wait and see’
‘Innovation’ seems to be a buzzword in every industry, but relatively few law firms have made innovation a full-time job. Continue Reading Dedicated to Innovation: Innovation Teams Allow Law Firms to Look at the Big Picture
The Colorado Supreme Court on Aug. 17 announced it will weigh in on whether hospitals must… Continue Reading Supreme Court to Hear Hospital Lien Case
COA has issued conflicting opinions about when to bill Medicare