Facebook Linkedin Twitter

Tag:COVID-19

Courts

Early Verdict Comes Down Under Civil Revenge Porn Statute

A Denver judge earlier this month issued a ruling in what is believed to be the first verdict under Colorado’s civil revenge porn statute.  After...
Law Week -
News

Mayor, Immigrant Stakeholders Talk Future of Legal Defense Fund

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock on Aug. 25 met with representatives from the Denver Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs and clients and awardees of...
Avery Martinez -
Community

Colorado Law Talk Highlights Role of Food System Workers Amid Pandemic

The University of Colorado Law School on Aug. 25 hosted a discussion, “The Roles and Rights of Essential Food System Workers During COVID-19,” as...
Law Week -
Features

Coronavirus Closures- Aug 31, 2020

Law Week -
News

Legal Tech Startups Focus on Platform Development Amid Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated some industries, but leaders of two legal technology startups say the economic downturn has had a glimmer of a...
Law Week -
Community

Bar Exams Nationwide Test New Tech, Stick to In-Person, With Uncertainty

While Colorado has made headlines for the July bar exam and the COVID-positive examinee who sat for the bar, other states have had technology...
Avery Martinez -
Community

Pandemic Has Spotlighted Inequities for Working Women

Why has COVID-19’s economic damage disproportionately harmed women of color? And what role does childcare play in an equitable reopening of the economy? Several...
Law Week -
Features

Coronavirus Closures- Aug 24, 2020

Law Week -
1...151617...33Page 16 of 33
© Law Week Colorado. All rights reserved.