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Sneak Peek: Davis Graham’s New Denver Office

For the first time in nearly 25 years, Davis Graham moved its Denver office. Get a first look at the new space.
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History

A Colorado Court Case that Strengthened Due Process Rights

In 1962, the Warren Court held that a formal confession obtained during the five-day detention of a 14-year-old child violated his due process rights.
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People

Legal Lowdown: Law Firms Cap Off End of Year Hiring Push

In case you missed it this week: Holland & Knight, Caplan & Earnest, Spencer Fane, Norton Rose Fulbright and Woods Aitken all brought on attorneys this week.
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News

29 Pass Colorado’s November LLP Exam

Colorado’s Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel reported 29 test takers passed the exam, which is an 83% pass rate.
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Briefs

Michael Kaplan Joins Norton Rose Fulbright as Senior Counsel

Norton Rose Fulbright announced that Michael Kaplan had joined the firm’s Denver office as a senior counsel in its corporate, M&A and securities practice.
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Briefs

Kelley Rowan Joins Spencer Fane’s Denver Office as an Associate

Spencer Fane announced Dec. 17 that five attorneys had joined the firm, and that Kelley Rowan had joined its Denver office.
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Briefs

Andrew Salazar Joins Caplan & Earnest’s Litigation Practice

Caplan & Earnest announced that Andrew Salazar had joined the firm’s litigation practice, following two law clerkships.
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Courts

Court Opinions: Colorado Supreme Court Rules in a Pair of Cases That Wells-Yates Didn’t Announce New Substantive Rules of Constitutional Law

In two companion cases, the state’s high court determined its procedural new constitutional rules in Wells-Yates can’t be applied retroactively to other cases.
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