Law Week Lookahead: April 2022
Stay connected with the Colorado legal community this month with events to learn, socialize or hone your skills.
AG Merrick Garland Appoints Cole Finegan to Advisory Committee of U.S. Attorneys
AG Garland announced the appointment of 12 U.S. attorneys to serve on the Attorney General’s Advisory Committee of U.S. Attorneys.
CTLA Announces 2021 ‘Case of the Year’ Finalists
The CTLA's Case of the Year finalists fought employment discrimination, unsafe housing and an antiquated rule about childhood medical bills.
Durango Train Company Agrees to Pay $20 Million to Settle Federal ‘416 Fire’ Lawsuit
A Durango train operator has agreed to pay $20 million to settle a federal lawsuit over a devastating 2018 wildfire.
Survey Finds Public Supports Diversity and Reforms to the U.S. Supreme Court
A recent study found that most American voters think a diverse U.S. Supreme Court is important and support court reforms like term limits.
New Firm Dimock Matthews Brings a Wealth of Knowledge to a Boutique Setting
For the founders, Dimock Matthews is a place to use their skills as attorneys to help clients while working in an environment they love.
Trial Starts Against Denver Police Over Use of Force in 2020 Protests
A lawsuit against the Denver Police Department for use of force during the George Floyd protests had its first day at trial on Monday.
Michael Burg to Receive CTLA Lifetime Achievement Award
Michael Burg, who will receive a CTLA lifetime achievement award this spring, reflects on his 47-year career and says he's "not done yet."
Lewis Roca Relocates Denver Office to McGregor Square
Lewis Roca announced on March 1 it’s completed its office move to the newly opened McGregor Square development.
Supreme Court Adopts Rule on Prosecutors’ Duty to Disclose Defense-Friendly Evidence
The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday announced changes to an ethics rule on prosecutors' disclosure of defense-friendly evidence.