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Colorado to Consider ABA Anti-Harassment Rule

Before the #MeToo movement swelled into a cultural and legal phenomenon, the legal profession was already wrestling with how to address discrimination and harassment....

Updating Old Regulations for New Technology

When can a digital token trade that may look a lot like a security at first glance get an exemption from Colorado’s securities law?...

Colorado and ABA Unveil Results of Efforts to Collect Lawyer Data

At the local and national level, the legal profession is upping efforts to paint a better picture of who attorneys are, the regions where...

Immigration Rule Sparks Legal Battle

The Trump administration on Aug. 12 finalized a rule that would tighten immigration restrictions for visa and green card applicants considered likely to receive...

Red Flag Legislation Back in the National Spotlight

A Colorado law going into effect January 2020 that would keep firearms out of the hands of people considered to pose an imminent threat...
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USA Cricket Moves to Dismiss ‘Disgruntled’ Bidder’s Claim

An international cricket feud is playing out in Colorado’s federal court. USA Cricket, the sport’s American affiliate organization, plans to launch a professional cricket league...

Operations Challenges for Marijuana Businesses Get Attention in Congress

Marijuana is still a Schedule I drug, but federal lawmakers are increasingly paying attention to the challenges the illegal classification creates for marijuana businesses...

Changes in Workplace Harassment, Two Years After #MeToo Starts

A new report from the University of Colorado attempts to make sense of how the #MeToo movement has actually impacted sexual and gender-based harassment...
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New Direction at the U.S. Attorney’s Office

Editor’s Note: This Q&A has been edited for length.  U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn moved to his current office from Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck nine months...

CLI Seeks Firms for Diversity Survey

The Center for Legal Inclusiveness is seeking local law firms to participate in a pilot survey this fall to measure workplace diversity, inclusion and...