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Court Opinions: 10th Circuit Reverses Denial of Motion to Compel Arbitration in Card Fraud Case

The 10th Circuit held found that the district court erred when it denied a motion to compel arbitration on estoppel grounds.
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News

After a Series of Executive Orders Changing Immigration Policy, Nonprofits Work to Respond

In a series of orders in the two and a half weeks since he took office, President Donald Trump has shifted immigration policy, and immigration nonprofits are working to adapt to new guidelines.
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Community

Attorney Fact Check: AI Responds to Law Week’s Legal Questions

Law Week asked AI legal questions about DUI, immigration, taxes and more. Here’s how well it did and what legal experts think about the responses.
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Courts

Court Opinions: US Supreme Court Overturns Bump Stock Ban

The U.S. Supreme Court found the ATF exceeded its statutory authority when it classified bump stocks as machine guns.
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News

E-Verify+ Coming Soon But Employers May Hesitate to Use the New System

While the new E-Verify+ streamlines the employment verification process, the system may not be a good fit for all employers.
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Legislature

Bill Repealing State Immigration Laws Among Killed Bills So Far in Colorado Legislative Session

A bill was killed that would have repealed state immigration laws prohibiting arrest in a courthouse, among other provisions.
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Legislature

Bill Placing Restrictions on Debt Collection Actions Introduced in Colorado House

Lawmakers introduced a bill restricting debt collection actions and one allowing immigrants to get driver’s licenses and ID cards easier.
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Legislature

Colorado Legislature Considers a $2 Million Annual Fund for Legal Aid Organizations

House Bill 24-1286, which passed in the Colorado House Judiciary Committee, creates a new $2 million fund for legal aid organizations.
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