Barrister’s Best 2026: Jay Kamlet
After helping grow a Colorado firm into one of the state’s largest, Jay Kamlet stepped away from Big Law in 2012 to build his...
Barrister’s Best 2026: Duncan Griffiths
Following more than 15 years as a litigator with a focus on construction defects, Duncan Griffiths of Griffiths Law is still learning new industries...
Barrister’s Best 2026: Igor Raykin
For Igor Raykin, practicing education law is a daily, direct confrontation with systemic failure. A founding partner of Colorado Law Team, Raykin dedicates about...
Barrister’s Best 2026: Spencer Kontnik
For Spencer Kontnik, practicing civil rights and plaintiff-side disability law is a calling rooted in his own experience as a person with a hearing...
Barrister’s Best 2026: Chief Justice Monica Márquez
When Chief Justice Monica Márquez steps to the bench, she carries both the weight of legal precedent and the responsibility of steering Colorado’s judicial...
Barrister’s Best 2026: Judge Michael Hegarty (Ret.)
For Judge Michael Hegarty, mediation is a form of peacemaking as much as it is a legal tool.
“I have a passion for bringing peace...
Barrister’s Best 2026: Katie Reilly
Handling high-stakes antitrust defense and commercial disputes, Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell president Katie Reilly approaches the demands of the courtroom with a perspective shaped by...
Leading with empathy on elder law: Marco Chayet
A pioneer in the field of elder law, Marco Chayet’s career testifies to the belief that law is at its best when it protects...
Federal Appeals dismissal clears path for merits fight over Colorado drug price cap
The federal appeals court’s dismissal of Amgen’s challenge in February has closed the procedural chapter of a case that once threatened to derail Colorado’s...
AI shifts compliance landscape
As Colorado refines its approach to regulating artificial intelligence in the workplace, employers and their advising attorneys are confronting a fast-moving legal landscape.
New research...