Tag:Colorado

Since 1983, the Jury Verdict Reporter of Colorado has been helping the state’s attorneys navigate civil law. 

Most recently, DUC circulated a petition with the hope of reducing pay gaps for staff ahead of the office’s legislative budget request.

Whether it's the fact it recently passed the bar exam or is being used as a technology within firms, artificial intelligence is having a major impact on legal practices.

A group of former Amazon delivery drivers claim the company violated state labor laws around mandated rest breaks.

The Colorado Supreme Court discharged a rule to show cause involving a second offense.

An attorney was suspended from the practice of law for 30 days, all to be stayed upon a one-year probation period, with conditions.

The Colorado Court of Appeals made multiple rulings this week including in cases connected to a wrongful death suit and a dissolution of marriage.

A program to bridge the criminal justice system with behavioral health in Colorado has been expanded by the legislature.