Features

2024 State of the Solo Survey Findings

Law Week partnered with executive business counselor Gene Commander to survey 146 solo practitioners in Colorado.

Star Ilalaole - March 29, 2024

News

Solos v. Firms: Differences & Trends

Law Week spoke with solo and small firm attorneys about how their practice is different from those at firms.

Star Ilalaole - February 2, 2024

Courts

Two Supreme Court Appeals Could Change the Internet as We Know It

Two Supreme Court appeals over Section 230 could have significant impacts on internet platforms moving forward.

Clara Geoghegan - March 16, 2023

Corporate Counsel Insight

As AI and Algorithms Grow, So Do Employment Law Questions

Law Week Colorado caught up with local attorneys to learn more about the questions springing up from the use of AI and algorithms in work.

Clara Geoghegan - February 24, 2023

Courts

Innovating Court: How Judges Across the Country Are Using Tech to Increase Access to Justice

Three years after COVID-19, state courts nationwide are using technology to improve appearance rates, access to justice and more.

Clara Geoghegan - October 11, 2022

News

Colorado Attorneys Weigh in on Upcoming Colorado Privacy Act

The Colorado Privacy Act will take effect July 1, 2023 and local attorneys are gearing up to help local businesses navigate the change, as a federal proposal also looms.

Matt Suoja - September 22, 2022

Business

Merchant & Gould Launches Business Consulting Group Focused on Copyright Infringement

As sales grow in online marketplaces, concerns continue to rise when it comes to counterfeiting and copyright infringement.

Matt Suoja - July 5, 2022

News

Annual Schultz Lecture Hosts Audrey Zibelman on How Tech Can Accelerate Decarbonized Electric Grids

CU Law held the 14th Annual Schultz Lecture in Energy with Audrey Zibelman, an attorney and the lead for X’s moonshot for the electric grid.

Clara Geoghegan - April 7, 2022

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