Tag:Department of Justice
Features
Hubert Farbes
Former defense sites across the country can be valuable land, if not for the leftover explosive devices sometimes found littering them from decades past.
For...
Corporate Counsel Insight
FCA Whistleblower Gets Favorable Supreme Court Decision
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last week that whistleblowers have as much time to bring False Claim Act suits as the government would if...
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Features
2018 Lawyers Of The Year: Jon Rauchway
Davis Graham & Stubbs partner Jon Rauchway had a 2018 where cases stacked up to the point that four of them were set for...
Opinion
DOJ Issues More Guidance Impacting Environmental Enforcement
On Nov. 8, the Department of Justice Office of Public Affairs issued a press release indicating that then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions signed a memorandum...
Opinion
Restrictive Covenants in Construction Contracts: Trends and Legal Implications
While the significant amount of new construction occurring throughout Colorado may be readily apparent, one harsh reality lurking behind the scenes has resulted in...
Business
Not Settling for Settlement
As soon as the case was filed in 2013, Davis Graham & Stubbs partner Jon Rauchway started thinking about settlement. Rauchway, tasked with defending...
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Opinion
Comings and Goings in Robes
The past year brought great change to the lineup of judges on Colorado’s three appellate courts. Two new 10th Circuit judges (one based in...
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Opinion
How the Trump Administration Effects Change in Immigration Without a Change in the Law
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is implementing numerous strategies, under the color of law, that have devastating effects on the due process rights of one...