Heather Perkins, Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

As a first-chair trial lawyer and member of her firm’s executive leadership team, Heather Perkins has led complex disputes across federal and state courts...

Marco Chayet, Chayet & Danzo LLC

For nearly three decades, Marco Chayet has shaped elder law in Colorado into a discipline prioritizing human dignity. In the mid-90s, while Chayet was interning...

Ryan Winter, Hall & Evans LLC

As a longtime civil defense litigator at Hall & Evans, Ryan Winter operates at a scale few attorneys match. At any given time, he...

Laurie Choi, Snell & Wilmer LLP

Laurie Choi's construction practice is defined by forward momentum, from helping clients move projects ahead to resolving disputes efficiently and, in one example, shepherding...

2026 Colorado Super Lawyers list

(as self-reported to Law Week Colorado) Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas...

Construction Law Super Lawyers Eye Market Fluctuations, Assess Risk for Colorado Construction Projects in...

Construction Super Lawyers told Law Week project schedules may get longer, contracts may get more complex and initial risk discussions may include a lot of fluctuating factors.

Family Law, Labor, Employment Super Lawyers Weigh in on LLPs, Social Media Evidence, Union...

Colorado Super Lawyers weighed in on family law and employment law trends for 2025, touching on the state’s new LLP program and the possibility of increasing union activity nationwide.

Big Deals Q1 2025

Firms reported 12 big deals in our Q1 2025 survey, dipping slightly lower than reported for the last quarter, but showing a modest start.

Corporate Counsel Weigh in on Job Satisfaction, Salaries, Benefits in Law Week’s Latest Survey

More than 100 in-house counsel provided Law Week with insights into job satisfaction, bonuses, salary trends and representative industries.
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Presidential, NEPA Changes Put Federal Lands in Flux

Shifting priorities between administrations and a big change to NEPA review have significantly changed the legal landscape around federal lands.