In The Community

New 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.

On 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.

DU law professor César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández retells America’s rise, fall, and current resurgence in immigrant detention policy.

Sharing its findings with the CBA, Law School Transparency said the costliness of legal education bears warning signs for the profession as a whole.

Having raised more than $50,000 at its latest fundraiser, the Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Center looks to ahead to offering more services to immigrants.

With Colorado’s “red flag” law going into effect soon, attorneys in various practices discussed what to expect — and what courts must sort out.

IAALS is researching how attorney regulations keep clients from legal services, and if regulations can be reasonably reformed to improve access to justice.

MSU Denver is offering a legal marketing course taught by Meranda Vieyra, a local veteran in the niche, and it’s open to non-students.

The 10th Circuit Historical Society held an event last week to honor the life and legacy of Judge Richard Matsch. He’d insisted he never wanted a memorial.

Adhering to tradition, the Law Club staged its musical — and educational — performance in its ‘Ethics Revue’, which delivers legal ethics lessons in musical numbers.