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.
After a Series of Executive Orders Changing Immigration Policy, Nonprofits Work to Respond
In a series of orders in the two and a half weeks since he took office, President Donald Trump has shifted immigration policy, and immigration nonprofits are working to adapt to new guidelines.
University of Denver Sturm College of Law’s Animal Activist Legal Defense Project Helps Get...
The breeder sells thousands of beagles to biomedical researchers and is one of the last two of such facilities in the U.S.
Trump Administration Institutes Seismic Shift in Energy Policy
President Trump issued a slew of executive orders aimed at increasing fossil fuel production and reversing the energy priorities of the Biden administration.
Significantly More Burdensome, Detailed HSR Filing Guidelines Take Effect Soon
Robert Baldwin, Ashley Howlett and Logan Breed, partners at Hogan Lovells, told Law Week about the impacts the new HSR guidelines will have on companies interested in merging.
New-Look Ballard Spahr Kicks Off New Year on High
Peter Michaud and Barbara Duffy of the now-combined Ballard Spahr talked with Law Week about the finalization of the merger and what’s on the docket for the year ahead.
Attorney General Phil Weiser’s Vision for Governor
Colorado’s Attorney General Phil Weiser told Law Week about his policy ideas for the state’s highest office and how he would address the challenges the state faces.
Case Update: Colorado Landowners and Farmers Sue Oil and Gas Companies
Motions to dismiss in a Colorado class action suit filed last year were denied this week in district court.