Immigration at the Courts and the Capitol
Colorado is making its presence known on immigration policy, both at the U.S. Supreme Court and on Capitol Hill. State officials delivered updates on...
Attorney-Pilot Sets New World Record
A Colorado attorney’s name is in the record books after flying his airplane from the nation’s highest airport in Leadville to its lowest in...
Passport Gender Identification Lawsuit Moves to 10th Circuit
The case challenging the U.S. Department of State’s refusal to issue a passport with a gender-neutral marker is moving on to the 10th Circuit...
Legal Entrepreneurs for Justice Launches Inaugural Class
Colorado’s first attorney incubator celebrated its official start Thursday evening at LawBank.
Legal Entrepreneurs for Justice, a small-business incubator for lawyers looking to develop legal...
In Richard Matsch’s Own Words
In more than four decades as a federal judge, Richard Matsch built a reputation for his brusque bearing and self-imposed social isolation. But his...
A Protector of the Court
Attorneys who had cases assigned to Judge Richard Matsch tend to remember a particular quirk about how he ran his courtroom: If you put...
Judge Wiley Daniel: Perspectives From the Bench
Editor’s Note: Law Week included another article with memories of Judge Wiley Daniel in the May 20 issue.
Judge Wiley Daniel made a name for...
State Department of Corrections Agrees to Change Mail Policy
The Colorado Department of Corrections has changed its policy around inmates’ ability to receive mail following a joint resolution between the CDOC and the...
A Lifetime Commitment to Diversity
Wiley Daniel rose to a high public profile as Colorado’s first black federal district court judge. But those who knew him closely don’t describe...
Case of the Year Goes to Clemency Grant Over Life Without Parole Sentence
Civil rights and personal injury law had a big night at the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association’s annual spring dinner on Thursday.
The night’s Case of...