Business Fee Fight Heads to High Court
The Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral arguments on a familiar question: Is it a fee or a tax?
In 2014, the National Federation...
Supreme Court Weighs Scope of Private Campaign Finance Suits
The Colorado Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday, in a case that will affect how much leeway parties have in suing others for campaign finance...
Changes Coming in Family Law Arena
Legislative topics and appellate cases are reshaping a few areas of family law. A state adjustment to a federal tax law will take shape...
Legal Aid Center Navigates The Rabbit Hole Of Poverty Law
Family law cases tend to run high with emotion. They involve marriage dissolution, child custody disputes and fights over assets.
And for clients who are...
How Companies Decide Whether to Enforce IP Infringements
When intellectual property gets infringed on, even companies with lots of resources to pursue legal action have decisions to make about whether to go...
The Alice Conundrum
Intellectual property attorneys working with technology companies have been spending the four years since the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Alice Corp v. CLS...
Is There A Cannabis Trademark Gold Rush?
The more brands that enter a given market, the more important their trademarks become. In the booming legal cannabis market, however, registering a trademark...
Healing Fund Responds to STEM School Shooting
The Colorado Healing Fund got its first real-world exercise in the aftermath of the May 7 STEM School Highlands Ranch shooting where one student...
Civil Rights Group Locked In FOIA Battle With ICE
A civil rights group’s investigation into immigration detention centers has morphed into a protracted struggle for documents from the federal government. But now the...
CU Project Seeks to Implement Land Rights Granted by Caribbean Court
The University of Colorado Law School has just wrapped up the first academic year of a volunteer project working with native people in Belize...