Attorneys from the Denver City Attorney’s Office last week discussed the city’s response to the pandemic and widespread protests Continue Reading City Attorneys Discuss Denver’s Response to Pandemic and Civil Unrest
Government lawyers say city applied “equity lens” to decisions on masks, testing sites and curfews
IAALS recognized two attorneys involved in the fight for access to justice at its 13th Annual Rebuilding Justice Award Celebration. Continue Reading IAALS Awardees Strive for Better Court Connection and Trust
Rebuilding Justice Award recipients recognized for work in eviction and family court to increase access to justice
What ethics issues keep law firm leaders up at night during the pandemic? The “reply all” button, for starters. Continue Reading Ethics Expert Discusses the Concerns that Keep Firm Leaders Up at Night
Pandemic has intensified importance of professional duties such as data protection, competence and communication
The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association on Oct. 8 held its annual dinner where it announced its Case of the Year Award winner. Continue Reading CTLA Holds Awards Dinner at Denver Zoo
Monsanto lawsuit wins ‘Case of the Year,’ Lorraine Parker receives lifetime achievement award
CU Law on Sept. 23 held its 39th Alumni Awards Banquet online to recognize outstanding graduates and members of the law school community. Continue Reading CU Law Hosts Virtual Alumni Awards Program
Chief Justice Nathan Coats and the late Sonny Flowers among recipients of law school honors
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
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
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
General counsel lawyers said attention on systemic racism has prompted discussions about racism and diversity in their companies. Continue Reading General Counsel Say Their Companies Have a Renewed Focus on Fighting Systemic Racism
Hiring, cultural awareness and personal experiences focus of CLI roundtable
There has been a rise in the number of people eligible for legal aid, but a recent fundraiser left a major organization short of its goal. Continue Reading Legal Aid Foundation Concludes Fundraiser Amid Economic Crisis
Organization brought in more than $1.75 million out of $1.9 million goal