The Year of the Woman
Female office and law firm leaders from Colorado joined Law Week Colorado managing editor Tony Flesor on April 3 to discuss what “the Year...
Top Women 2019: Lauren Varner
Even before Lauren Varner was an attorney, it was clear she was going to do personal injury work.
“From the very beginning, even from my...
Top Women 2019: Alison Zinn
Alison Zinn got into her practice area for its ever-changing “Wild West” nature. Court appearances are frequent and cases are fast. That seems to...
Top Women 2019: Charlotte Sweeney
Employment attorney Charlotte Sweeney has been one of the key drafters of this session’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act in Colorado, and she’s...
Top Women 2019: Regina Rodriguez
Hogan Lovells partner Regina Rodriguez is already a well known name in the commercial litigation world. Her career has taken her through the U.S....
Top Women 2019: Kelley Duke
Kelley Duke literally helped write the book on Colorado’s regulations for transportation network companies. In 2014, Colorado was the first state to adopt a...
Top Women 2019: Rita Connerly
From where Rita Connerly sits, she can see a wealth of development opportunities east of Denver. And she happens to sit on not just...
Top 2018 Verdicts
The 2018 Top Verdicts include a major case involving DaVita Healthcare Partners, a high-profile whistleblower case that took place on Bagram Air Force Base...
DU Expands Crimmigration Work
With a new gift, the University of Denver Sturm College of Law will expand its clinical work in crimmigration.
The school on Tuesday announced that...
H-1B Petitions are Up — and So Are Denials
The waiting game has begun again for H-1B visas.
This month, U.S. employers have applied to temporarily hire hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals for...