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Cole Finegan, Hogan Lovells' office managing partner, was nominated to become the acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado.

A former Amazon worker claims that employment policies violated Colorado labor laws, according to a class action complaint.

The Colorado Judicial Department announced that it will expand the electronic document filing pilot program for non-lawyer individuals.

The Colorado Judicial Department announced Gilbert Román was appointed the Chief-Judge designate to replace Steve Bernard effective Dec. 31.

Harold Ortiz of Denver was sentenced to over a year in prison for threatening to wait outside a Social Security Administration building and shoot employees.

Proposed rules for Colorado’s farmworker bill of rights don't fix historical inequities say labor, immigrant and Latino community advocates.

The Colorado Supreme Court is taking steps to set up a state-wide program after a report on a pilot lawyer well-being program was released.

After an investigation from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the Jeffco Sheriff’s Office adopted new policies to address ADA compliance.

Kara Veitch, formerly the executive director of the Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration, was named the Chief Legal Counsel to the Governor on Sept. 29, replacing long-time CLC Jacki Cooper Melmed.

Special attorneys general have determined that allegations against the CDPHE about hiding air quality standard violations are unsubstantiated, and noted that there is validity in some points raised by a trio of CDPHE employees who wrote a letter outlining the allegations to the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Inspector General.