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Pro bono legal clinics can help fill in access to justice gaps in rural Colorado for self-representing litigants.

The Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network and other immigration law experts will offer a CLE training on pro bono immigration work.

New lawyers are not only entering a new style of working across the board, they’re entering a shifting profession.

Michael Burg speaks to attorneys interested in striking out on their own and offers advice on how to survive with a small or solo practice.

Despite fears, COVID didn’t harm the entry-level job market. But, virtual offices raise questions for new lawyers.

CLI-YLD's mentorship program was born out of a need for young diverse lawyers in Colorado to connect and support one another.

741 test takers sat for the remote Colorado bar exam in July, but despite technical glitches, 73.5% passed.

The Up and Coming Lawyers’ familiarity with business, civic engagement and social-enterprise marketing give him unique insights into his legal practice.

Involvement in the community — inside and outside of the law — is a constant for Up and Coming Lawyer Bobby Dishell and he’s showing no sign of stopping.

Michelle Keast-Nachtrab manages to balance a demanding career in BigLaw with her duties as an Air Force reservist.