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
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
Denver Public Schools, serving District 1, currently consists of 207 schools teaching more than 90,000 students… Continue Reading Keyes v. School District No. 1
Denver’s history of public school segregation
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
Two men, Dave McCord and Dave Zamora, were turned away in Colorado Springs in 1975 after… Continue Reading The First Same-Sex Marriage License in Colorado
A bold decision from a Boulder County clerk
It wasn’t a crime in America to blow up a plane until the deaths of 44… Continue Reading The First Televised Criminal Trial
Colorado plane bombing closed an obvious legal loophole
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
Attorneys met at LawBank on March 16 for a virtual “Town Hall” to discuss some of the issues they were facing and concerns about employees and clients as well as how filings, submitting paperwork and other items may be affected. Continue Reading Virtual Town Hall Addresses COVID-19 Concerns
Attendees expressed worries about ethical dilemmas, the homeless and transactional issues