Gauging Colorado’s Law Firm Merger Market
This year was relatively quiet for law firm mergers, particularly any involving Colorado firms. But that doesn’t mean there haven’t been potential deals simmering...
Bound for the Ballot
Several statewide measures are inching their way onto the Colorado ballot for next fall. A couple have already secured their spots, while other proposed...
Colorado Wage Rule Amasses Comments From Public
Colorado’s sweeping proposal to change overtime rules and other wage standards is drawing critique from employer and industry groups, and support from worker groups...
Q4 Managing Partner Roundtable
On Dec. 4, Law Week Colorado gathered local law firm leaders to discuss the defining trends of 2019 and what to expect in 2020....
Q4 Managing Partner Roundtable
On Dec. 4, Law Week Colorado gathered local law firm leaders to discuss the defining trends of 2019 and what to expect in 2020....
Room for Advancement in Space Law
Space might be the “final frontier,” but the growing area of space law shows that it’s anything but the Wild West.
Out past the reaches...
Smooth Transition
Colorado has long been a hub for energy law. But is that set to change as the U.S. shifts away from oil and gas...
Not Cannabis Lawyers, Per Se
After Colorado voters approved legal retail marijuana in 2012, attorney Zane Gilmer started getting this question from his banking clients: “Can we serve cannabis...
Water Law: Not So Niche After All
You don’t have to look any further than a Colorado Supreme Court oral argument schedule to get an idea of how complex water law...
2019 Colorado 200
Law Week’s annual Colorado 200 list gives the at-a-glance look at Colorado’s largest 200 law firms.
The typical response to that description is: “Colorado has...