Sherman & Howard Announces 2024 Summer Associate Class
Sherman & Howard on May 28 announced it welcomed eight summer associates to its 2024 program.
10th Circuit Rules Against CU Anschutz COVID-19 Vaccination Policy
The 10th Circuit overturned the district court’s denial of a preliminary injunction for students and employees sanctioned by the university.
Erise IP Relocates to Downtown Denver, Triples Denver Employees in Three Years
Erise IP’s office move to downtown Denver follows several big verdicts and significant growth over the past decade.
Almost Half of Employers Use AI According to Littler Study, but Legal Risks Abound
The use of artificial intelligence continues to increase, but governments in Colorado and around the world are looking at stricter regulations on the technology.
ABA Ethics Committee Releases Opinion On Seeking Advice on Listservs
The American Bar Association addressed what lawyers can post on listservs when seeking legal advice from fellow professionals.
Colorado awards affordable housing, down payment grants across the state
State housing officials announced over $16 million in funding that will go toward affordable housing units and $2.4 million for down payment assistance across Colorado.
McConaughy & Sarkissian, P.C. Celebrates its 20-Year Anniversary
McConaughy & Sarkissian, P.C. announced May 15 it’s celebrating its 20th year in business.
CTLA Recognizes Jim Puga for Lifetime Achievement, Farrell v. Castle Rock Senior Living wins...
CTLA held its annual spring dinner on May 9. In a unique moment, Tim Galuzzi and Kevin Cheney were jointly recognized with the New Trial Lawyer of the Year Award.
Still much unknown on how marijuana policies would change in states under Biden plan
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland has proposed loosening the illegal status of marijuana at the federal level — but that doesn’t mean the federal government now condones recreational or medicinal use in the many states that have legalized the drug.
TikTok sues to block new U.S. law banning app if it is not sold
TikTok and its Chinese parent company on Tuesday challenged a recently enacted federal law banning the short-form video platform from the United States if it is not sold to a non-Chinese owner.