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Coloradans will decide whether to fully implement the new judicial discipline system proposed in 2023, and will have to decide whether the legislature will be required to create a $350 million fund solely for police.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, a dozen Colorado local governments and a group of high-ranking congressional Democrats are among the parties urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold a lower court decision vacating the approval of a controversial oil-by-rail project in eastern Utah.

Judge Stephen Higginson discussed his research on the Nuremberg trials and warned students about the dangers affiliation can bring.

The affiliation between Hall Estill and Rider & Quesenberry brings a deeper bench and more resources to an underserved legal market.

Companies may now face civil fines from the FTC for practices involving fake reviews, fake testimonials, negative review suppression and more.

Big Green settled on six unfair labor practice charges, with 10 employees receiving nearly $450,000 in backpay, benefits and wages.

Roxanne Jensen, a legal consultant and former managing partner, told Law Week about the trends driving mergers in Colorado and secondary markets.

The governor has exclusive authority to grant clemency in Colorado, but advocates say the process lacks transparency for attorneys, applicants and the public.

Organizations and governments are currently hamstrung by liability concerns when it comes to cleaning up abandoned mines, but a federal bill is looking to change that.

Amneal Pharmaceuticals is arguing that part of the Colorado allergy pen law constitutes a per se taking and is a violation of the Fifth Amendment.