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$3.94 Million Grant Awarded to Boost Opioid Use Disorder Care in Colorado Prisons
AG Phil Weiser announced the Colorado Department of Law awarded a $3.94 million grant to boost opioid use disorder care in Colorado prisons.
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Courts
Court Opinion: Colorado Supreme Court Opinion for Jan. 16
The Colorado Supreme Court released two opinions on Dec. 18, including Johnson Family Law v. Bursek.
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Briefs
Keker, Van Nest & Peters Attorneys Secure Settlement in a Years-Long Case for Denver-based SRS Acquiom
Keker, Van Nest & Peters attorneys announced they secured a settlement in a lawsuit filed in 2019 between SRS Acquiom and PNC Bank.
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Features
New Partners 2024
Over the past year, roughly 49 partners were added to or elevated at local firms. Congratulations to all the new partners this year!
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Briefs
U.S. District Judge Kato Crews Sworn Into Office on Jan. 12
U.S. District Judge Kato Crews was sworn into office Jan. 12 by Chief Judge Philip Brimmer.
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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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Gov. Polis Delivers 2024 State of State Address Jan. 11
Gov. Polis delivered his 2024 State of State address focusing on housing costs, reliable transit across the state and public safety.
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Lisa Sweeney-Miran Files Lawsuit Over Removal from Boulder’s Police Oversight Panel
A local law firm filed a lawsuit on behalf of Lisa Sweeney-Miran alleging constitutional violations related to her removal from a police oversight panel.
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