New Program Created to Resolve Disputes Between Businesses, Consumers
The Colorado AG’s Office announced the Department of Law is creating the Consumer Mediation Program based off a one-year pilot program.
Ascent Employment Law Looks to Bring Hands-On Approach to Management-Side Employment Law
After careers at large firms, two Denver attorneys are looking to bring a more personal touch to management-side employment law.
The Ins and Outs of Interior Design Law
Denver attorney Chloe Mickel has a unique practice area representing interior designers.
Denver Marijuana Business Wins Lease Battle
The Colorado Court of Appeals has given a big win to a marijuana business involved in a lease battle.
Crypto Curriculum Now in Law School Classrooms
Cryptocurrency and the law associated with it has made its way into the classroom at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law.
Legal Insight: Proposed Job Application Fairness Act
A bill introduced in the Colorado general assembly in January could have a major impact on how potential employees apply for jobs.
Cryptocurrency Businesses Could Have Easier Time Securing Loans in Future
Getting a loan for a business can be daunting, but cryptocurrency-related businesses can have an especially hard time. That could change soon.
Experts Weigh in on Cryptocurrency Law
Cryptocurrency and businesses associated with it have made headlines in recent months in the wake of the downfall of FTX.
New Report Shows Colorado Hospital Profits Remain High
A new report from the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing shows some hospitals could do more to reduce prices.
Solo Spotlight: Rachel Robinson Looks to Bring Trauma-Informed Approach to Law
The civil and criminal legal justice systems can be difficult for victims of crime. That’s where Rachel Robinson comes in.