Opioid Lawsuit Describes Misinformation Campaign
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office detailed a grand scheme of deception, lies and manipulation in a nearly-100 page complaint filed against opioid producer Purdue...
Crypto Tokens: Security or Currency?
Since the arrival of Bitcoin in 2009, the world’s first decentralized cryptocurrency, securities attorneys, officials at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and others...
SCOTUS Denies Stay in Campaign Spending Case
A brief, somewhat cryptic order released by the U.S. Supreme Court last week has made way for the disclosure of so-called “dark money” donors...
Kavanaugh Appears Headed for Confirmation
Following lengthy days of questioning last week by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court appears...
A Flexible Definition of Reasonableness
A state information privacy law that went into effect Sept. 1 requires entities including businesses and government bodies operating in Colorado to take reasonable...
Water Year Among Driest on Record
Almost all of Colorado is experiencing some level of drought this year, and depending on what part of the state you live in the...
Diversity in Hiring: One Big Gray Area
Asking job candidates about their protected characteristics in interviews is an obvious off-limits hiring practice. But for employers looking to increase the diversity of...
DA Budgeting Dispute Could go to Court
The 3rd Judicial District Attorney’s Office is once again claiming its attorneys are stuck choosing between quantity or quality in managing the district’s case...
Legislators Vote on Five Bill Categories to Address Drug Crisis
An interim state legislative committee studying substance use disorders voted Wednesday on five broad categories in which to draft bills for the 2019 legislative...
3D-Printed Gun Debate Heads Back to Court
This week, a district court judge in the Western District of Washington in Seattle will once again determine the fate of a set of...