States and nonprofits have filed amicus briefs in a case challenging the U.S. Department of State’s refusal to issue a passport with a gender-neutral marker
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With Arbitration, Public Antipathy Clashes With Case Law
Companies face calls to drop mandatory arbitration agreements and a new congressional bill to nullify themPublic pressure continues to build against some companies that use mandatory arbitration provisions. Tech giants and…
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The History of Court Packing
by Julia Cardiby Julia CardiThe confirmation fights for President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court picks have been fierce. But presidential administrations…
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The Business Case for Public Service
Holland & Hart saw two attorneys leave for Washington, D.C. The firm says that’s a good thingby Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorCorrection: This article originally identified Joe Neguse as a Holland & Hart attorney. He previously worked at Holland & Hart, but he was of counsel at Snell & Wilmer prior to being elected to Congress.…
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Polsinelli New Hire to Bring Expertise on Data Privacy
by Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorPolsinelli bolstered its international data privacy practice last week with the addition of an attorney with…
Thirteen firms in Colorado receive Mansfield Rule Certification
Holland & Hart announced today that patent attorney John Lomenick joined the firm’s Denver office as an…
Despite a reputation for being slow-moving, the legal business is rolling along with the wheels of…
The grace period is winding down on a massive data security regulation that is front-of-mind for…
By: Bruce Lithgow and Brian McMahon MAJOR LINDSEY AND AFRICA For the past decade, Denver has…