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Is Colorado in the Midst of a Records Sealing Movement?
With state policy trending toward closing or expunging criminal records, proponents consider next stepsA nationwide trend of criminal justice reform has encompassed not just how people are sentenced but…
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SCOTUS to Decide Case About Attorney Fees in Denied Patent Litigation
Could patent applicants be on the hook for paying USPTO’s attorney fees, even if they win?by Julia Cardiby Julia CardiLast week during the Supreme Court’s first round of oral arguments of its new session, all…
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SCOTUS to Decide on Fees in Patent Litigation
Could patent applicants be on the hook for paying USPTO’s attorney fees, even if they win?by Julia Cardiby Julia CardiLast week during the Supreme Court’s first round of oral arguments of its new session, all…
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Major Lindsey & Africa to Open Denver Office
The global legal recruiter is expanding its Western footprintby Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorLegal talent recruiter Major Lindsey & Africa announced today that it is expanding into Denver, growing…
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Supreme Court Could Weigh in on Faithless Electors
Petition in Washington case argues SCOTUS should uphold 10th Circuit’s decisionby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiThe 10th Circuit Court of Appeals and the Washington Supreme Court have split over the issue…
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Employers Wait for SCOTUS Title VII Ruling
More than 200 businesses have asked court to expand law’s protectionsby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiFifty-five years after Congress passed the landmark civil rights law, the U.S. Supreme Court is set…
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Aid-in-Dying Lawsuit Returns to State Court
Dispute over religious exemptions grows to include wrongful termination claimsA lawsuit over a doctor’s right to prescribe aid-in-dying medication to a terminally ill patient was…
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Making His Mark: Activist Simon Tam Speaks in Denver
Founder of The Slants talks about the long battle to trademark his band’s name at CBA eventWhat kind of evidence would you bring to the table to show you’re not offensive to yourself? Simon Tam posed that question to a group of attorneys gathered Thursday in Denver.
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Growth-Limiting Initiative Targets 2020 Ballot
Measure would cap new housing growth at 1% along Front RangeColorado voters in 2020 will likely be asked whether to hit the brakes on development