The Association of Corporate Counsel recently discussed the ‘dance’ of diversity and inclusion in organizations’ initiatives Continue Reading The Dance of Diversity and Inclusion
Women corporate leaders discuss their companies’ recent efforts to increase opportunities for diverse lawyers
The Supreme Court’s opinions become the final say — but how do the opinions come into being? Continue Reading ‘Behind the Curtain:’ Inner Workings of the Colorado Supreme Court
Justices Monica Márquez and Carlos Samour share processes, protocols and lunch
The athletic community in recent years has lobbied for student athletes to receive salaried pay for… Continue Reading The Constitutionality of Student-Athlete Drug Testing
The leader of the University of Colorado Law School has started an anti-racism initiative he hopes will build lasting momentum toward increasing diversity and inclusion. Continue Reading CU Law Implements Multifaceted Anti-Racism Initiative
Dean hopes momentum will continue after his leadership term ends next year
Divorce often involves couples fighting over assets — second houses, cars or even pets. But one… Continue Reading Degrees of Separation
Graham v. Graham raises the question of education as a marital asset
CU Law hosted a discussion on the rights of essential food system workers during COVID-19, as part of its monthly Colorado Law Talks series. Continue Reading Colorado Law Talk Highlights Role of Food System Workers Amid Pandemic
CU Law professor discusses how infections at plants have led to bare shelves, and what to do to protect essential workers
Denver has had several brushes with the infamous, such as Ted Bundy and alleged Boulder serial… Continue Reading Denver’s Strangler
Colorado’s serial killer sparks speculation, more than a century later
Speakers at an IAALS panel discussion opined on the challenges of the future of legal services and the hardships faced by minority groups Continue Reading IAALS Discusses Future of Legal Services
In conversation about access to rights, legal education and limited technicians, some view bar and legal jargon as barrier to legal access
States around the country have had technology issues and some have made alterations to their bar exams as a response to the COVID pandemic. Continue Reading Bar Exams Nationwide Test New Tech, Stick to In-Person, With Uncertainty
Examinees face everything from ‘cyberattacks’ to multi-state licensure and mask-less testing centers
Leaders in Colorado’s business community discussed how the pandemic recession has disproportionately affected women, and why that should prompt long-term changes in the professional realm that improve equity for women. Continue Reading Pandemic Has Spotlighted Inequities for Working Women
Panel discusses how COVID-19 has exacerbated existing economic challenges for women of color and women-owned businesses