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An Ode to the Does: A Look at Some of Colorado’s Unsolved Cases

By Jess Brovsky-Eaker

Construction and Real Estate Practices Prove to be Busy Through the Pandemic

By Tony Flesor

10th Circuit to Hear TABOR Challenge in May Arguments

By Avery Martinez

Life Lessons and Post-Pandemic Predictions

By Hank Lacey

U.S. Supreme Court Considers California’s Nonprofit Donor Reporting Law

By Hank Lacey

The Top of the Top Talk Shop

By Avery Martinez

EEOC Holds Hearing on Pandemic’s Civil Rights Impact

By Jessica Folker

Super Lawyers-Ranked Women Share Successes from a Strange Year

By Jessica Folker

Supreme Court Closes Term with Environmental Law Cases

By Hank Lacey

Snapchat and the First Amendment

By Hank Lacey

Colorado Supreme Court Hears May Oral Arguments

By Jessica Folker

Legal Lowdown: Holland & Hart Adds to Real Estate Practice

By Law Week

Super Lawyers

We acknowledge the Colorado attorneys who received the Super Lawyers recognition with a look at some of the attorneys on the Top 10 and Top 50 Women lists as well as a look at what work has looked like in some of Colorado’s booming practice areas. Also, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission provided guidance to employers on civil rights issues in the pandemic; lawmakers passed a bill intended to speed up the U visa application process; and we preview the cases to be heard this week by the Colorado Supreme Court and 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.

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