Health Care Cost Controls Advance at the Capitol
Health care affordability is a heavyweight issue every year, it seems, at the Colorado General Assembly. But with Democrats controlling both chambers, and Gov....
Sen. Winter Confident Paid Leave Bill Will Pass This Time
Sen. Faith Winter has sponsored paid family and medical leave bills three times in past legislative sessions. But this year, she’s confident the latest...
Millennials and the Practice of Law: A Changing Dynamic
Headlines are filled with the impact millennials are having on the status quo. Said to be changing the way of the workplace, we are...
The Therapist Down the Hall
Off in a corner of Hogan Lovells’ Denver office, there’s a small conference room reserved for Dr. Rob Rosenthal. During his weekly visits, attorneys...
Pledge to Diversity Kicks Off
After a long day of panel interviews for summer positions, first-year law students had the chance to socialize and network with employers taking part...
SCOTUS: Wording Change Does Not Amount to Legal Change in Patent Case
The U.S. Supreme Court took less than two months to decide a nuanced patent case about whether the America Invents Act changed existing law...
Business Acumen Comes Standard
Conventional wisdom says that being general counsel at a smaller business means you have to be a jack-of-all-trades. But that hardly begins to describe...
Kilpatrick Townsend Launches Extranet Patent Tool
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton on Tuesday launched an updated extranet that the firm is opening up to clients. According to the firm, the new...
A Sensitive Accusation
To suggest that a plaintiff is exaggerating his or her ailments in a personal injury case — or even feigning them entirely — is...
Trade Secrets Law Has Changed (and Is Still Changing) the Conversation
It was well known in the intellectual property world that federal trade secrets litigation was on the rise. But this year, practitioners found out...