Adults with disabilities segregated in Colorado nursing homes, federal government says in lawsuit
Adults with disabilities are segregated in Colorado nursing homes, according to allegations in lawsuit filed by the federal government.
Legal Experts Weigh in on Colorado Housing Issues
It was an interesting 2023 legislative session for housing in Colorado as the state continues to deal with a shortfall.
Where the Death Penalty Stands Now Across U.S.
Colorado repealed the death penalty in 2020, but across the nation there are 27 states that have it in place.
533 Pass July 2023 Bar Exam
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More than 700 test takers sat for the July 2023 bar exam and 533 passed, a 74% pass rate. Earlier this year, the state lowered the passing score to 270.
Colorado Legal Services Seeks to Intervene in Challenge to Agricultural Workers’ Rights Bill
A Colorado law protecting agricultural workers’ rights and ensuring access to essential service providers is undergoing another legal challenge.
Experts Weigh in on Colorado Surrogacy Law
There are many unique areas of family law, but one of the most specialized deals with surrogacy.
Expert Advice: New Colorado Gun Laws
The Colorado legislature has a Democratic supermajority and a slew of laws were passed related to a variety of topics including guns.
Recent Suits Take Aim at City Short-Term Rental Regulations
Homeowners and companies have been pushing back against local government efforts to regulate short-term rentals.
Speciality Spotlight: Cracking the Chiropractic Defense
Compared to representing doctors and nurses, chiropractic medical malpractice defense involves some unique considerations.
Expert Advice on Wildfire Law
Legal issues continue to arise concerning wildfires in Colorado.