Federal Judiciary Highlights Funding, Judgeship Shortfalls in Annual Report
The federal judiciary published its annual report highlighting its current $9.02 billion budget request from Congress ahead of the expiration of a funding stopgap later this week.
When Should a Lawyer Report a Client’s Crime?
The ABA’s ethics committee released a formal opinion explaining various exceptions to Rule 1.6(a)’s confidentiality constraints.
A Different Type of M&A: Hogan Lovells Helps Denver Land a Professional Women’s Soccer...
Attorneys from Hogan Lovells helped Rob Cohen put together the ownership group and deal bringing a professional women’s soccer team to Denver.
Old Laws Impede Energy Transition Efforts on Public Lands
Tommy Beaudreau, former deputy secretary at the Department of Interior and now a partner at WilmerHale, gave a lecture at the University of Colorado Law School on the challenges of pursuing energy transition policy on public lands.
Colorado Legal Services Celebrates 100 Years
The statewide legal aid organization traces its history back to 1925, when it was founded as the Legal Aid Society of Denver.
New Trade Policies Focus on Tariffs
Just over a month into his second term, President Donald Trump has so far focused his trade policy on tariffs and a goal of reducing the U.S. trade deficit.
Reed Smith Opens Denver Office
Global law firm Reed Smith announced it opened a new office in Denver, its 33rd office globally and 20th in the U.S.
Colorado Legal Aid Organizations Launch Drive for Equal Justice License Plate
A group of legal aid organizations in the state recently announced an effort to create a license plate to help fund legal aid services.
Recent Supreme Court Precedents, New Administration Make Their Mark on Health Care Law
Attorneys and a senior policy advisor for Polsinelli talked about the potential impact that the new administration and recent Supreme Court cases could have on health care law.
Colorado Legal Nonprofit ALIGHT Works to Connect Trafficking Survivors with Pro Bono Attorneys
ALIGHT, a legal nonprofit founded in Denver by attorney Marianna Kosharovsky, was recently awarded a grant from MIT to help expand its work connecting human trafficking survivors with free legal help.