New Generation of Colorado Attorneys Sworn In
A major event in the lives of 167 young professionals happened June 4. They can now legally practice law in the state of Colorado.
Several...
Rice to Retire After 31 Years as Colorado Judge
Nancy Rice is only the second woman to serve as chief justice on Colorado’s Supreme Court, but she’s perfectly comfortable not receiving the recognition...
Colorado Lawyers Committee Marks 40 Years at Annual Luncheon
The Colorado Lawyers Committee held its 40th anniversary luncheon on Tuesday. The organization handed out its Law Firm of the Year and Individual of...
ADA Victory Takes CTLA’s Case of the Year Award
Attorneys who achieved a significant ADA victory took home the coveted Case of the Year Award from the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association Thursday night...
Snell & Wilmer Partner Jessica Yates Named Attorney Regulation Counsel
Snell & Wilmer partner Jessica Yates was appointed as the new attorney regulation counsel for the state, the Colorado Supreme Court announced last week....
Civil Rights Firm Sheds Light on Challenges for Students with Disabilities
Editor’s Note: This is the third and final article profiling CTLA Case of the Year Award nominees. The winner will be announced at the...
ACC Holds Global Mid-Year Meeting in Denver
The Association of Corporate Counsel brought its global mid-year meeting to Denver for the first time April 22, when it kicked off a three-day...
Attorney General Candidates Discuss Diversity
Democratic attorney general candidates agree on a lot of issues, but more than anything else is the idea that this election is important.
The four...
Marvin Booker Documentary Spurs Policy Discussion
Natalia Marshall likes to think that in heaven, her uncle Michael Marshall is riding in a car with his mother, Elvis and Jesus.
“They were...
The Beijing Lectures
While trade war tensions simmer between the U.S. and China, local legal community leaders and a Beijing law school are enjoying a fruitful exchange...