Colorado Supreme Court Amends Rule on Contesting Presidential Electors
The amended rule creates a process specific to the contest of presidential electors and changes the process to a summary judgment, rather than a trial.
Golden’s First City Attorney Sandra Llanes Looks Back on Her First Year in the...
Last year, the city of Golden hired Sandra Llanes to become its first city attorney. She told Law Week about the issues she’s seen in the position’s inaugural year and why the role is her dream job.
EEOC Sues United Airlines for Title VII, Title I Violations
The EEOC is alleging that United Airlines created a hostile work environment and an employee resigned because of the company’s failure to prevent or remedy the environment.
597 Pass July Bar Exam
More than 744 test takers sat for the July 2024 bar exam and 597 passed, an 80% pass rate.
Taft, Sherman & Howard Combine to Bring Middle-Market Practices National
Taft’s seventh merger brings it to the Mountain West in a combination with Sherman & Howard, as both firms work to expand their business nationally.
The Complementary Fit Between Womble Bond Dickinson, Lewis Roca
Caitlin McHugh, Colorado managing partner for Lewis Roca, and Scot Anderson, Denver managing partner for Womble Bond Dickinson, told Law Week about how the two firms fit together and what the integration looked like for the combined firm’s Denver office.
Only a Year in, Olson Grimsley Already Has Some Stories to Tell
From a momentous Colorado Supreme Court decision to antitrust and human trafficking suits, it’s been a busy year for Olson Grimsley.
Sherman & Howard Joins Taft
The combined firm of Sherman & Howard and Taft will have more than 1,000 attorneys and offices in 10 states and Washington, D.C.
Ballard Spahr Moves into the Pacific Northwest with Lane Powell Combination
Leaders from Ballard Spahr and Lane Powell told Law Week about the combination process and the combined firm’s plans for the future.
Denver County Court’s New Competency Support Docket Heard Over 200 Cases Since July Launch
In just two months since its launch, the Denver County Court’s new competency support docket has heard more 200 cases and made more than 100 referrals.