The looming Colorado River legal showdown
A legal showdown is looming on the Colorado River, where the Colorado River Compact, the century-old framework governing the West’s water supply, is beginning...
How CU Law Innocence Project spearheaded vacated conviction
When Stephen Martinez’s conviction was vacated this year, following nearly three decades in prison, his family celebrated alongside the Denver district attorney.
Martinez’s release was...
July 31 Pro Bono Summit aims to strengthen access to justice
When organizers launched the Colorado Pro Bono Summit last year, they were on a mission to create a place where judges, attorneys, legal aid...
AI at the VA: Promise of efficiency confronts automation errors
For more than a decade, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has been using automation tools to manage one of the most complex benefits...
Under HUD’s ESA rollback, HOAs retool compliance strategies with their counsel
A sweeping regulatory shift from the Department of Housing and Urban Development is leading Colorado community associations and their legal counsel to reevaluate long-standing...
Gene Commander on how firms can outrun legacy thinking
The Colorado legal landscape is entering its most volatile era in a generation, according to legal industry veteran Gene Commander, and the state’s small...
Trial Talk: First-of-its-kind verdict targets alleged fraud in the insurance appraisal process
A Colorado jury has delivered what attorneys describe as a first-of-its-kind verdict targeting alleged fraud in the insurance appraisal process.
Calvary Baptist Church of Denver...
Closing the AI credibility gap in law work
The integration of artificial intelligence has fundamentally altered the pace of legal drafting, turning processes that once required hours into a matter of minutes....
Supreme Court immigration rulings raise stakes for family lawyers
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent immigration decisions allowing the Trump administration to curtail humanitarian immigration protections and limit access to asylum underscore a reality...
Ralph Carr: Taking a costly legal stand
As the glow of Independence Day fireworks fades and the nation turns toward a polarizing midterm election season, many in the Colorado legal community...