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The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Dec. 31 that ski area operators may use liability waivers to protect themselves from lawsuits arising from the negligence of ski lift operators. Continue Reading Slippery Slopes: Attorneys Say Court of Appeals Decision Lets Ski Resorts Sidestep Responsibilities
Appellate court rules waivers can limit liability for ski lift injuries, but plaintiff plans to appeal

In 2016, Polsinelli shareholders Colleen Faddick and Bruce Johnson attended Dancing with the Denver Stars, a… Continue Reading For Wellness, Lawyers Look to Stay Light on Their Feet
Some local attorneys discuss how dancing benefits health and community

The University of Colorado Law School on Sept. 23 held its 39th Alumni Awards Banquet online… Continue Reading CU Law Hosts Virtual Alumni Awards Program
Chief Justice Nathan Coats and the late Sonny Flowers among recipients of law school honors

As the pandemic brings employee health into sharper focus, employers are experimenting with new initiatives to… Continue Reading Attorneys Discuss How to Do ‘Wellness’ Right
When it comes to workplace wellness programs, start small and avoid collecting health data, attorneys say

After 43 years practicing real estate law, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck shareholder Ed Barad has just… Continue Reading Lawyers of the Year: Ed Barad

Note: The list below has been updated from the print version to include omitted law firm… Continue Reading Best Lawyers 2018

When Andy Spielman entered the private energy and natural resources practice in Colorado 21 years ago… Continue Reading Energy Practice Snapshot

Marijuana production currently makes up 50 percent of new electricity load growth in Colorado, which has… Continue Reading Push and Pull Between Marijuana, Energy Industries

In the next few decades, either the Colorado River or Denver Water users are going to… Continue Reading Denver Water Expansion Plan Focus of Legal Battle