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Once Breaking New Ground in Marijuana Legalization, Colorado Has Fallen Behind
Colorado’s marijuana industry is getting ‘leapfrogged’ by other states with less restrictive ownership regulations, but a new bill could change thatby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiColorado got attention as the first state in the U.S. to legalize recreational marijuana, so it…
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Copious Rules (and Money) To Be Made in Hemp
The 2018 Farm Bill opened a world of opportunity in CBD, clouded by regulatory uncertaintyWith the enactment of the 2018 Farm Bill, the waiting game began for the federal government’s…
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Getting Their Names out There
Lawyers earning Rising Stars distinction have array of achievements in their young careersby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiFor early-career attorneys, the Super Lawyers’ Rising Stars distinction can help build their reputations with name…
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New Names on Super Lawyers Top 50 Women List
The first-timers on Colorado’s 2019 list hail from distinctive practicesThe Top 50 Women Colorado Super Lawyers list features female attorneys from a smorgasbord of practice…
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What Makes a Super Lawyer?
The breakdown of the lists and the top tiersby Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorWhat makes a Super Lawyer a Super Lawyer? That is often the question we find ourselves…
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With Arbitration, Public Antipathy Clashes With Case Law
Companies face calls to drop mandatory arbitration agreements and a new congressional bill to nullify themPublic pressure continues to build against some companies that use mandatory arbitration provisions. Tech giants and…
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A Process for Healing
Proposed state measure aims to facilitate transparency about harmful health care incidentsby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiLitigation’s adversarial nature can take a punishing emotional toll on the parties involved, especially when it…
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John Low Dies at 95
The Sherman & Howard member had been practicing since 1951by Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorLawyers are known for avoiding retirement, but Sherman & Howard member John Low stood out for…
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Inequities Between Positions a Matter of Fixing Leaky Pipeline
National data shows discrepancies in demographics between different positions in legal industryby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiDiversity isn’t only an issue among the legal profession’s attorney ranks. Within the profession as a…