Despite the strict stay-at-home orders in place, DAs across the state are reporting voluntary compliance from the public and business community.
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Law Grads Could Practice Prior to Taking Bar Exam
The Colorado Supreme Court updated its coronavirus orders April 27by Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorColorado will allow limited practice for new law school graduates if July bar exam is canceled
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Polis Loosens Provider Restrictions to Expand Health Care Workforce
Temporary suspension has default expiration time of 30 daysby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiGov. Jared Polis on April 15 issued an executive order temporarily loosening laws and regulations on…
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Coronavirus Comes with New EEOC Questions
Temperature monitoring and the work-from-home future among employers’ top concerns, say attorneysThe EEOC has been providing regular updates to address questions employers have about their responsibilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Slow Rollout of Medical Marijuana Delivery
Despite delivery’s state legalization as of January, only two jurisdictions in the state allow deliveryWith COVID-19 causing food shortages at grocery stores and demanding social distancing precautions, this has been an important change for those who need it
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Despite Essential Status, Marijuana Businesses Face Economic Woes
Federal stimulus relief remains out of reach for marijuana industryby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiMarijuana businesses have been declared “essential” in some states, including Colorado. But the limited access to…
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Marijuana Industry Faces More Audits, Same Heavy Tax Burden
Courts and Congress unlikely to allow business deductions any time soon, say attorneysA recent Treasury Department review of IRS practices showed that auditing marijuana businesses pays off, and cannabis industry attorneys say they expect more scrutiny and enforcement to come.
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Immigrant Groups Sue for Detainees’ Release
Arnold & Porter and immigrant groups sued for release of 14 detainees suffering severe medical conditionsEditor’s Note: Further information about this story was added from an April 15 press release from…
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An Onslaught of Need for Legal Aid
Legal aid organizations readying for spike in ‘poverty law’ matters from COVID-19’s economic distressby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiLegal aid organizations that provide representation to indigent clients tend to focus on issues that rise…
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Employers Pondering Layoffs Have Tough Choices
Attorneys say companies hoping for CARES Act relief should weigh pros and cons carefullyNearly 17 million Americans have filed for unemployment since mid-March. With COVID-19 likely to keep much…