AI in IP Opens Questions of Liability
Artificial intelligence is filling the role of attorneys at law firms more and more. And that includes in situations that could get a law...
The Difference Two Decades Make
The thriving startup economy in Denver and Boulder has been a rising tide that raised a number of ships, including patent law practices like...
What Boutiques Do Better
Boutique law firm managing partners met with Law Week on Sept. 5 to discuss the business argument for niche law firms. Abe Kean of...
Six Questions for RMIAN’s Executive Director
Mekela Goehring is the executive director of the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network, which connects detainees in the Aurora Immigrant Detention Center with pro...
Judge Profiles- William Lucero
Most state judges don’t have to spend much time explaining to lawyers what their job is. But there aren’t many jurists out there with...
Best Lawyers 2018: Construction
Colorado’s bustling construction market and active legislature create plenty of work for the state’s construction attorneys.
Lawyers in the practice area cited the ability to...
Best Lawyers 2018: Labor and Employment
Colorado hasn’t lacked for high-performing management-side employment and labor and employment attorneys. And it’s a good thing, too; as the state’s economy has grown...
Best Lawyers 2018: Water
People in Colorado’s urban areas don’t have much reason to think about the complexity of water rights law in the state. They can generally...
Best Lawyers 2018: Intellectual Property
“It’s really an exciting time to be an IP litigator,” said Timothy Getzoff, partner at Holland & Hart.
One of several Denver-based IP lawyers named...
Best Lawyers 2018: Family
Law Week is spotlighting two Denver-area family law firms who take distinctive approaches to domestic relations practice in addition to boasting several Best Lawyers...