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Virtual Town Hall Addresses COVID-19 Concerns
Attendees expressed worries about ethical dilemmas, the homeless and transactional issuesAttorneys met at LawBank on March 16 for a virtual “Town Hall” to discuss some of the issues they were facing and concerns about employees and clients as well as how filings, submitting paperwork and other items may be affected.
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Amy Larson Becomes CBA and DBA Executive Director
Larson became the first female executive director in both organizations’ historiesAmy Larson assumed the role of CBA and DBA executive director this year after serving more than 14 years with the organizations.
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‘Blurred Lines’ and Subtle Issues in Music Copyright Law
Silicon Flatirons panel debates the biggest music copyright cases in recent yearsLed Zeppelin on March 9 won a case centered around whether pieces of the rock classic…
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‘Crash Course’ in M&A Discusses Deals, Details and Tech
Silicon Flatirons panelists discuss the current tech market and futureT“crash” course “Getting Deals (and Getting Deals Done) in the M&A Market” by Silicon Flatirons and the University of Colorado Law School discussed some of the trends in M&A transactions both domestically and internationally
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Finding Purpose in the Law
Workshop organizers hope new events can help legal professionals define success for themselvesThe On Purpose Legal Workshop sought to bring local legal professionals together to rethink what “success” means for lawyers
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Continuing the Momentum
Experts to discuss increasing numbers of women on boards at ACC eventby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiColorado is behind many other states in the number of women on corporate boards, and the…
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Blockbuster Sneak Peek
Scooters, small firms and the Colorado Candor Act are some of the highlights of this year’s CTLA conference, according to organizersNew modes of transportation will be heavily featured at this year’s Blockbuster, the annual two-day continuing education seminar from the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association Jan. 30 and 31 in Denver.
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Theresa Wardon Benz Receives Annual Richard Marden Davis Award
WTO litigator recognized for her relentless courtroom fighting and community serviceby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiOn Jan. 16, Theresa Wardon Benz received the Richard Marden Davis Award, given each year to a lawyer under 40 who is accomplished professionally and in civil service. The award is sponsored by the Davis family, Davis Graham & Stubbs and the Denver Bar Association.
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New Book Explains Immigrant Detention ‘Obsession’
DU law professor says attorneys have ‘crucial role’ in mitigating effects of American detention systemDU law professor César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández retells America’s rise, fall, and current resurgence in immigrant detention policy.