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A federal judge’s recent order directing the release of a Colorado immigration detainee illustrates how federal courts served as an important constitutional check when...

When U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services issued a May memo emphasizing that adjustment of status is a matter of agency discretion, immigration attorneys began...

It’s become the norm for law firms nationwide to launch pilot program after pilot program, testing generative artificial intelligence platforms to see if the...

Colorado companies have long looked to China as both a manufacturing hub and a critical market, but the legal relationship is changing. Denver intellectual property...

The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2025–26 term reshaped constitutional boundaries governing executive authority while expanding First Amendment protections. Across decisions involving presidential power, campaign finance, professional...

The legal profession’s commitment to eliminating risk may be a liability when it comes to successfully harnessing artificial intelligence for legal work. A report from...

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...

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...

When organizers launched the Colorado Pro Bono Summit last year, they were on a mission to create a place where judges, attorneys, legal aid...

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...