The Low Income Taxpayer Clinic at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law has seen how the recession has trickled down to clients’ needs for legal help Continue Reading July Tax Deadline May Have Just Delayed Onset of Related Financial Woes
Extension helped with some deadline panic, but has raised new uncertainties
Colorado’s plan to hold an in-person bar exam has drawn concern — and a petition — from prospective test takers, but Colorado Supreme Court Attorney Regulation Counsel Jessica Yates seeks to quell some of the concerns Continue Reading Colorado Plans for In-Person Bar Exam, Seeks to Mitigate Concerns
Colorado looks to equity in testing, other states offer essay questions and special privilege
The Colorado Supreme Court still intends to proceed with the state bar exam, planned for July… Continue Reading July Bar Exam Still Slated for End of Month
Bar exam requires strict compliance, one person in bathroom a time, failure to comply could result in disqualification
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
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
The University of Colorado’s Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology and Entrepreneurship on April 6 hosted… Continue Reading Silicon Flatirons Holds Cures Act Conference
Conference looked to provide a ‘mid-stream update’ discussing framework and challenges
In addition to their classes on torts and criminal procedure, law students are getting a crash… Continue Reading Law Schools Adjust to Sudden Online Switch
Clinics, externships and admitted student events are still happening remotely
Continuing Legal Education is much like the laws of the state: Come rain, snow or coronavirus, the requirements still remain. Continue Reading CLE for Attorneys Looks to Tech for Future for Live Events
With social isolation technology helps, but for live events the future is uncertain
Sen. Rhonda Fields had no shortage of accolades when introducing the latest speaker in History Colorado’s… Continue Reading A Right So Tied to Others
Author Carol Anderson on the history of American voter suppression
Sharing its findings with the CBA, Law School Transparency said the costliness of legal education bears warning signs for the profession as a whole. Continue Reading CBA Hears From Legal Education Think Tank