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SUMMARY:Voting Rights After Louisiana v. Callais - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The United States Supreme Court’s recent voting-rights decisions are transforming the rules governing political power. The latest of these decisions was issued on April 29\, 2026\, in Louisiana v. Callais\, holding that Louisiana’s creation of an additional majority-minority legislative district was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. This CLE examines how Callais may encourage increasingly aggressive partisan redistricting\, why minority voters may ultimately bear the costs\, and how the weakening of the Voting Rights Act presents both a profound loss and an opportunity to reconsider the future of voting-rights advocacy. Come with questions to this interactive Zoom lunch presentation with University of Colorado Law School Professor Douglas M. Spencer\, Ira C. Rothberger Chair in Constitutional Law\, as he analyzes the Court’s decision.
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/voting-rights-after-louisiana-v-callais-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Avoiding Malpractice - In Person
DESCRIPTION:Malpractice claims often start long before a client ever files one\, and can be rooted in gaps in ethical infrastructure\, missed coverage details\, or blind spots in day-to-day practice. This half-day program brings together regulatory\, coverage\, and practice management experts to show attorneys and LLPs how the same habits that satisfy their ethical duties can also shield them from costly claims. Walk away with practical\, actionable strategies to protect your practice\, your clients\, and your license.
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/avoiding-malpractice-in-person/
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SUMMARY:Reading Financial Statements Like an Accountant: An Accounting Primer for Litigators and Dealmakers
DESCRIPTION:Financial statements are everywhere in legal practice—buried in discovery\, driving deal terms\, and often at the heart of the dispute itself—yet most lawyers were never taught how to actually read one. This session\, led by two CPAs\, breaks down the core accounting concepts behind financial statements and shows where those statements can mislead or fall short of reflecting a company’s true economic condition. Attorneys will leave with practical tools for spotting red flags\, evaluating financial evidence\, and speaking the language of accounting in litigation and transactional work alike. \n 
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/reading-financial-statements-like-an-accountant-an-accounting-primer-for-litigators-and-dealmakers/
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SUMMARY:Immigration Law 2026 - In-Person
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network and CBA-CLE for our annual Immigration Law CLE training! \nThe need for legal representation in immigration proceedings is greater than ever. Build your skills for defending and advancing the rights of non-citizens during this half-day training\, offered both in-person and virtually. This training is great for immigration and non-immigration attorneys who have one or fewer years of immigration law experience\, and for attorneys who have experience in one area of immigration law and are interested in learning about a new case type. \n• Legal research strategies for pro bono immigration matters\n• Legal writing for an immigration adjudicator audience\n• Novel topics in custody re-determination hearings before the immigration court \nAttorneys who agree to take a pro bono case through RMIAN attend for only $75! \nThe Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN) is a nonprofit organization that provides free immigration legal services to children and to individuals in immigration detention. RMIAN provides daily know-your-rights presentations\, individual intakes\, pro se assistance\, and legal representation for those detained at the federal immigration detention facility in Aurora. RMIAN’s Children’s Program represents children and families who have survived abandonment\, abuse\, persecution\, or other violence\, and provides technical assistance and community education throughout the state on children’s immigration law issues. Unable to meet the overwhelming need for legal services\, RMIAN refers both detention and children’s cases to its network of pro bono attorneys. RMIAN screens pro bono cases\, writes referral memorandums\, and provides professional liability insurance and a mentor attorney for each pro bono attorney. \nCLE CREDITS: This program has been submitted for 4 General CLE Credits.
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/immigration-law-2026-in-person/
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SUMMARY:2026 Judicial Excellence for Colorado Awards Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 24th Annual Judicial Excellence for Colorado Awards Dinner as we recognize this year’s outstanding honorees and celebrate the vital role of our courts. Each year\, this event brings together leaders from the legal\, business\, and civic communities to honor judges who exemplify fairness\, integrity\, and excellence on the bench.
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/2026-judicial-excellence-for-colorado-awards-dinner/
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SUMMARY:20th Annual Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference - In Person
DESCRIPTION:For twenty years\, Colorado’s Annual Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference has been the state’s annual gathering for mediators and other dispute resolution professionals. Celebrate twenty years of advancing the art and practice of dispute resolution with a day of fresh perspectives\, practical insights\, and meaningful connections.
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/20th-annual-alternative-dispute-resolution-conference-in-person/
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SUMMARY:Donor-Advised Funds: A Strategic Tool for Charitable Giving - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Join Judy Altenberg and Sarah James of Rose Community Foundation for a practical look at donor-advised funds and how nonprofit organizations can leverage them to strengthen donor relationships and fundraising strategy. This program will cover how DAFs work\, key advantages over private foundations\, and concrete ways nonprofits can partner with community foundations and engage fundholders to support their missions—with additional insights relevant to attorneys advising individual donors on their charitable giving. \nCLE CREDITS: This program has been submitted for 1 General CLE Credit
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/donor-advised-funds-a-strategic-tool-for-charitable-giving-webinar/
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SUMMARY:8th Annual Solo-Small Firm Institute - In Person Only
DESCRIPTION:The Solo-Small Firm Institute is a two-day program built for solo and small firm attorneys who want to master the business side of practice while building relationships with colleagues who could become future referral sources and partners. From technology and AI to billing practices that make sure you get paid\, the sessions tackle the real decisions that shape a small practice\, and most are followed by roundtable discussions where you can compare notes with peers facing the same challenges. Wednesday’s networking lunch gives you even more time to connect\, so you’ll leave with practical strategies and a stronger professional network. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/8th-annual-solo-small-firm-institute-in-person-only/
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SUMMARY:15th Annual John Paul Stevens Lecture: Democracy at Sentencing
DESCRIPTION:The Byron R. White Center presents the 15th annual John Paul Stevens Lecture featuring The Honorable Carlton W. Reeves of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi. Judge Reeves’ lecture\, entitled “Democracy at Sentencing\,” will provide a reflection on Judge Reeves’ time as Chair of the United States Sentencing Commission and the role of that agency in making the federal criminal justice system better reflect democratic commitments to equality\, inclusion\, and participation. \nThe lecture will take place from 5-6:30p with a reception to follow for in person attendees.\nThe event location is Wolf Law Building – Wittemyer Courtroom. Parking details and the zoom link will be shared the day before the event. \nCLE Credit is pending approval. Information for redeeming the CLE credit will be available at the event in person and will also be sent out via email to all attendees after the lecture.
URL:https://www.lawweekcolorado.com/event-cal/15th-annual-john-paul-stevens-lecture-democracy-at-sentencing/
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