Aubyn Krulish Jan. 6 took over as managing attorney of the Denver office of Armstrong Teasdale. Krulish takes over the role from Chuck Steese, and will lead the office of more than 35 attorneys and staff.
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Colorado Poised for Its Piece of Sports Betting With House Bill 1327
Attorneys weigh in on motivations for regulatory frameworkby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiSince a U.S. Supreme Court decision from last May struck down a federal ban on sports…
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Mansfield Rule Opens for Corporate Legal Departments
In its third year, the diversity initiative is expanding to include in-house positionsby Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorDiversity Lab’s Mans eld Rule is going in-house. The think tank announced Thursday that it was…
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Sherman & Howard’s New People Person
Brad Robbins, the firm’s new COO, is focused on developing the firm’s human capitalby Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorBrad Robbins joined Sherman & Howard earlier this month. Robbins holds a law degree as well…
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton on Tuesday launched an updated extranet that the firm is opening up…
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Surprise Snow Storm Begs the Question of When to Work From Home
by Ashley Hopkoby Ashley HopkoA Monday snowstorm was predicted to only bring about 1 inch to the Denver area but…
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Brownstein’s Next Managing Partner Looks Ahead
Baltimore-bred Benenson talks management style and market challenges as he prepares to take the helmRich Benenson’s younger son asked him how his job at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck would change…
Voters decided last Tuesday that Phil Weiser will become the state’s next attorney general in January.…
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Polsinelli New Hire to Bring Expertise on Data Privacy
by Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorPolsinelli bolstered its international data privacy practice last week with the addition of an attorney with…
After Michael Best acquired startup-centric Boulder firm Modus Law, it didn’t waste time giving its new…