The Difference Two Decades Make
The thriving startup economy in Denver and Boulder has been a rising tide that raised a number of ships, including patent law practices like...
Will the Phillips Standard Change the Game on Patent Claims?
Arguing patent claims before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board is going to resemble district courts a little more, and that could have big...
AI in IP Opens Questions of Liability
Artificial intelligence is filling the role of attorneys at law firms more and more. And that includes in situations that could get a law...
SCOTUS Denies Cert to Colorado Prisoner Rights Case
A prisoner rights case that originated in Colorado fell short of getting U.S. Supreme Court review, but it did get recognition from Justice Sonia...
Opioid Lawsuit Describes Misinformation Campaign
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office detailed a grand scheme of deception, lies and manipulation in a nearly-100 page complaint filed against opioid producer Purdue...
Barrister’s Best 2018
Each year, Law Week publishes its annual Barrister’s Best list with input from our readers to help track down the most prominent, highest performing...
Crypto Tokens: Security or Currency?
Since the arrival of Bitcoin in 2009, the world’s first decentralized cryptocurrency, securities attorneys, officials at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and others...
Managing Partner Roundtable: What Boutiques Do Better
Boutique law firm managing partners met with Law Week on Sept. 5 to discuss the business argument for niche law firms. Abe Kean of...
SCOTUS Denies Stay in Campaign Spending Case
Lower court decision, which could force some political spending groups to reveal donor names, now heads to appeals court A brief, somewhat cryptic order released...
JLWOP Law Deemed Constitutional
Resentencing hearings for some juveniles serving life without parole can now move forward The Colorado Supreme Court ruled last week a law that allowed for some...