Editor’s Note: This story will continue to be updated with additional comments from attorneys involved in… Continue Reading Governor Can’t Suspend In-Person Signature Gathering Through Executive Order
Colorado Supreme Court delivers check on Polis' executive power
Note: This story will be updated with additional comments. A case about the ability of a… Continue Reading Supreme Court Adapts Trademark Law for the Digital Age
Everyday word plus a web domain can create a distinctive brand, court says
The Colorado Supreme Court upheld the state’s large-capacity magazine ban, finding the statute does not violate the right to keep and bear arms under the Colorado Constitution. Continue Reading Supreme Court Upholds Large-Capacity Magazine Ban
Jill Dorancy will join the Denver District Court bench July 1. Since 2017, she served as counsel for Jost Energy Law where she handled regulatory matters and litigation in oil and gas. Continue Reading New Denver District Court Appointee Discusses What She Brings to the Bench
Without inclusion, diversity can be a hollow effort
The Colorado Supreme Court on June 8 ruled on a closely watched premises liability case involving… Continue Reading Supreme Court Rules on Planned Parenthood Premises Liability Case
Lawsuit can proceed, but partial dissent warns of ‘perverse incentives’ for violent extremists
The Colorado Supreme Court further defined the limits of free speech in social media in an opinion released June 1. Continue Reading State Supreme Court Reverses Judgment on ‘True Threat’ Twitter Case
Case involving juveniles and picture of a gun on social media has been remanded to juvenile court
Colorado on May 22 sued the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers over a new federal government rule the state says would “significantly reduce the waters in Colorado protected by the Clean Water Act.” Continue Reading Colorado Sues Federal Government over Clean Water Act Rule
Complaint says new rule would reduce amount of federally protected wetlands, impede development and infrastructure
The high court on Wednesday heard arguments in Colorado Department of State v. Baca, which could decide the enforceability of state laws that require presidential electors to vote for the candidate who wins the popular vote in their state. Continue Reading Colorado Takes the National Stage With Faithless Elector Case
Note: This story contains firsthand accounts of court proceedings for custody and protection orders relating to… Continue Reading Accessing Resources for Crisis Amid COVID-19
Fewer people are pursuing custody cases and protection orders right now, but the numbers don’t tell the whole story
The Colorado Supreme Court on April 27 issued a decision clarifying whether Colorado law or an… Continue Reading Supreme Court Issues Life Insurance Opinion
General Assembly may not give interstate commission powers to overrule state law