As the government and tech industry move to meet the challenge, questions abound over the needs to adapt existing health record structures — and how to protect privacy when new pathways of sharing are born. Continue Reading In Race for COVID Research, Adaption and Privacy Concerns Are High
The need for different health info is growing, but current records need help
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IAALS Launches Nationwide Survey on People’s Everyday Justice Problems
Study seeks to understand how people resolve their problems and whether they use legal systemby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiFinancial resources aren’t the only factor in determining whether people seek out a lawyer for their… Continue Reading IAALS Launches Nationwide Survey on People’s Everyday Justice Problems
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Gov. Jared Polis on July 14 signed the Healthy Families and Workplaces Act, which requires Colorado employers to provide annual paid sick leave as well as paid leave for coronavirus-related absences. Continue Reading Employers Look Toward Compliance With Paid Sick Leave Bill
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Former State Judge Pleads Guilty to Obstructing Federal Drug Trafficking Investigation
by Julia Cardiby Julia CardiA former Colorado district court judge has pleaded guilty to obstructing a federal investigation into cocaine… Continue Reading Former State Judge Pleads Guilty to Obstructing Federal Drug Trafficking Investigation
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Top of the Top
Diverse practice types fill out top tier of Colorado’s Super Lawyers listby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiThe Super Lawyers Top 10 tends to focus on the attorneys who stand out for their… Continue Reading Top of the Top
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SCOTUS Kicks Off Remote Arguments
The Supreme Court heard arguments in USPTO v. Booking.comby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiThe U.S. Supreme Court heard remote arguments Monday with a case questioning the ability to register trademarks for generic terms plus an Internet domain. Continue Reading SCOTUS Kicks Off Remote Arguments
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Legal Lasso: Lawmakers Brief Supreme Court on Legislative Session Question
by Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorLaw Week Colorado is continuing to operate on its regular schedule through while practicing social distancing.… Continue Reading Legal Lasso: Lawmakers Brief Supreme Court on Legislative Session Question
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USERRA on Employers’ Radar
A DOJ lawsuit against Walmart and a 10th Circuit decision bring a military-focused antidiscrimination law front and centerRecent developments in Colorado are bringing USERRA, the employment discrimination law focused on military members and vets, into sharper focus. Continue Reading USERRA on Employers’ Radar
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Denver Startup Chosen for Legal Tech Accelerator
TermScout ramps up through innovation programsby Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorA Denver legal tech startup is among a group of nine companies selected to participate in… Continue Reading Denver Startup Chosen for Legal Tech Accelerator
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