Counties Cautious With Slow Rollout of Marijuana Delivery
As of January, Colorado allows for home delivery of medical marijuana. With COVID-19 causing food shortages at grocery stores and demanding social distancing precautions,...
Colorado Files Brief in Supreme Court Faithless Electors Case
The Colorado attorney general and secretary of state filed a brief Wednesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold state laws that require presidential...
Suspended Justice
The need to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus has caused some chaos in Colorado’s courts. In mid-March, Chief Justice Nathan Coats ordered...
Report Suggests Overhauling Law School Evaluation
A nonprofit organization that studies legal education wants to upend how law schools are evaluated and ranked.
Law School Transparency in a study released March...
Legislature Meets Long Enough to Adjourn Again
On Monday morning, the Colorado legislature met just long enough after two weeks of recess to immediately adjourn again until April 2.
The House convened...
Sensitivity in the Time of COVID-19
The economic consequences of the new coronavirus pandemic seem to increase by the hour, and law firms are having to adjust their business practices...
Carving Out A Solo Niche in LGBTQ Family Law
Rachel Catt’s two-decade legal career has included some pretty big “returns” in recent years. About six years ago, after years of practicing family law...
‘U’ for Uncertainty
Undocumented immigrants who are victims of crime are often reluctant to get police involved, even when they’ve suffered violent attacks. The U visa, created...
Top Litigators 2020: Tom Metier
A lucky few find their passion in a single moment determining who they are, what their career will be and what they will do...