In the early 1900s, many Colorado lawmakers, government officials and influential citizens had one thing in… Continue Reading The Colorado Klan Beginnings, Infiltration and Lasting Effects
How Denver got under the KKK’s thumb
CLI on June 18 hosted a virtual town hall in response to the killing of George Floyd by police in May and the nationwide wave of protests that followed. Continue Reading CLI Hosts Town Hall in Response to Police Violence and Black Lives Matter Protests
Panelists discuss race, the role of allies and how to create change
Father Harold White became ordained with the Denver Archdiocese in June 1960 and began his priesthood… Continue Reading 60+ Victims, A Long Wait for Justice
Colorado’s most prolific serial child abuser
As the Head of Judicial Diversity Outreach, Sumi Lee is applying a data-driven approach to diversity on the bench. Continue Reading Sumi Lee Tackles Diversity on the Bench
The new head of judicial diversity outreach discusses her vision for pioneering the role using collaboration, outreach and data
Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb’s long career in Denver government began with his work in the… Continue Reading A Celebrated Denver Mayor
Wellington Webb’s Legacy
A new study gives a “comprehensive analysis” of trends in law schools around the country, showing the changing demographics among students. Continue Reading Asian American Law School Numbers Decrease, Fast Growing a Decade Ago
Across the board, J.D. enrollment is down, women outnumber men in school and COVID impacts unknown
Following WWII, the U.S. selected Dow Chemical to break ground on a centrally located site in… Continue Reading Rocky Flats Becomes National Environmental Crisis
Rocky Flats was the site of an 800-structure cleanup and the largest environmental fine to date
Earlier this month, takers of the February Colorado Bar Exam received accidental early notification of their scores Continue Reading February Bar Results Released Early by Tech Company Error
Action of committees and courts provided help to situation
Although social distancing demands kept people from gathering at the University of Colorado campus for the… Continue Reading CU Hosts Online Event Marking the Centennial of Women’s Suffrage
Hundreds tuned in as the annual Ira C. Rothgerber Jr. Conference went virtual
LawBank on April 3 hosted an informal discussion on the effect of COVID-19 on employment law,… Continue Reading Employment Attorneys Cover FFCRA Paid Leave and DOL Regs
Discussion covers paid sick leave during pandemic