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First Report Released For Aurora’s Consent Decree, Town Hall Scheduled

The first report has been released involved in overseeing the city of Aurora’s implementation of public safety changes.

Colorado Attorneys React to Uber Lawsuit Settlement Involving People With Disabilities

The Department of Justice reached a settlement July 18 with Uber resolving a lawsuit alleging the company violated the Americans with Disabilities Act.

DCP Midstream Settlement Announced, Resolving Clean Air Act Violations

Federal and state entities announced a settlement with DCP Operating Company LP and five other subsidiaries of DCP Midstream LP.

Arbitrators Group Launches Program to Increase Diversity in Field

The College of Commercial Arbitrators has opened registration for a new mentorship program focused on diversity.
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Possible Expansion for Colorado Program Bridging Criminal Justice and Mental Health

The Colorado General Assembly will consider expanding a program to bridge the criminal justice system with mental health programs.
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Colorado Springs Attorney Helps Hawaiian Residents Stay in Their Home

A Colorado Springs attorney, with connections to Hawaii, helped win a case providing protections for tenants in affordable housing in the Aloha State.

Plane Crashes, Killing Four in Boulder County

A plane crash on Sunday in Boulder County killed all four on board and led to a wildfire.

Uber Agrees to Pay More Than $1.7 Million to Resolve Lawsuit for Overcharging People...

The DOJ announced a settlement agreement on July 18 with Uber to resolve allegations it violated the ADA with wait time charges.
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Little Evidence of Misconduct at Colorado Judicial Branch, Investigation Finds

An investigation into the Colorado Judicial Branch found little evidence to support allegations of workplace sexism, harassment or cover-ups.

Colorado Attorney General Concludes Investigation into Victim Rights Act Violations in 12th Judicial District

A several month long investigation into the 12th Judicial District Attorney’s Office involving the Victim Rights Act has come to a close.