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Price Gouging Bill, Bill Prohibiting Housing Price Coordination Introduced the First Day of Colorado’s Legislative Session

Lawmakers started the session on Jan. 8 with a flurry of bills. In the first few days of session, 134 bills have been introduced.
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Briefs

Scott Perlov Joins Polsinelli as Shareholder

Polsinelli announced that Scott Perlov joined the firm’s venture capital and emerging growth companies practice as a shareholder.
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News

Legislative Look Ahead: Public Safety, Cost of Living, the State’s Litigious Environment in Focus

The Colorado Legislature began its session Jan. 10, and property tax, public safety and the cost of living are expected to be top priorities.
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People

Firms Announce New Attorneys; 2nd, 17th and 18th Judicial District Announce Candidates

Firms announced new attorneys and partners and the 2nd, 17th and 18th Judicial District announced candidates.
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Legislature

Gun Control Bills Introduced in Colorado Legislature

During a slowdown in the session, Colorado legislators focused on introducing a slew of gun control and firearm-focused bills.
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News

Proposed Bill Hopes to Curb Coloradans Healthcare Debt

At the end of January, a bill was introduced in the Colorado General Assembly to help reduce medical debt for the state’s residents.
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History

Colorado’s Lukewarm Reaction to the 1921 Sheppard-Towner Act

Congress passed the Sheppard-Towner Act in 1921 to provide federal funding for maternity and child care, but the Act wasn’t renewed past 1929 and state compliance was inconsistent.
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News

Texas Law Allowing Abortion Opponents to Sue Healthcare Providers Takes Effect as Supreme Court Stays Silent

A Texas law that deputizes private citizens to enforce a state ban on post-fetal heartbeat abortions has gone into effect.
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