Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Coats will retire in January. Justice Brian Boatright will succeed him as chief justice. Continue Reading Chief Justice Nathan Coats to Retire
Justice Brian Boatright to serve as next chief, with Justice Monica Márquez next in line
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Denver Attorney to Serve as President and Managing Director of Global Firm
Erin Webber will step into the leadership role at Littler MendelsonLittler Mendelson announced that shareholder Erin Webber will become president and managing director of the firm, effective January 2021. Continue Reading Denver Attorney to Serve as President and Managing Director of Global Firm
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The law firm Lewis Bess Williams & Weese has changed its name to Williams Weese Pepple & Ferguson Continue Reading Lewis Bess Williams & Weese is now Williams Weese Pepple & Ferguson
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Each year, Law Week Colorado surveys law firms and corporate law departments to help find the… Continue Reading Up and Coming Lawyers 2020
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Berg Hill Greenleaf + Ruscitti promoted three to partner Continue Reading Berg Hill Greenleaf + Ruscitti Promotes Three
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Shapiro Bieging Barber Otteson Adds to Banking Practice
Angie Fletcher joins as senior counselShapiro Bieging Barber Otteson added Angie Fletcher as senior counsel in the firm’s banking, lending and financial institutions practice group in Denver Continue Reading Shapiro Bieging Barber Otteson Adds to Banking Practice
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Colorado Suspends Most Jury Calls
Suspension will last through April 3, but courts will remain open for essential mattersColorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Coats announced yesterday he has entered an order to suspend… Continue Reading Colorado Suspends Most Jury Calls
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Legal Lasso: DOJ Announces Denaturalization Section, Vaccine Bill Moves Forward
Legal Lasso is Law Week Colorado’s daily roundup of legal news from around the state. Not… Continue Reading Legal Lasso: DOJ Announces Denaturalization Section, Vaccine Bill Moves Forward
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Legal Lasso is Law Week Colorado’s daily roundup of legal news from around the state. Not… Continue Reading Legal Lasso: Colorado Lawmakers Pass Death Penalty Repeal