LAW SCHOOL… Yes We Can selects Eliz Espinoza to lead program
Taft Law Firm domestic relations attorney Eliz Espinoza has been elected president of LAW SCHOOL…Yes We Can, a Colorado-based pipeline program focused on expanding...
Study explores challenges of women attorneys in higher education
A new study from the Association of American Law Schools presents one of the clearest pictures yet of the professional lives of women attorneys...
Policy is personal for new ACLU of Colorado executive director
About a month into her tenure as executive director of ACLU of Colorado, Olivia Mendoza is anticipating one of her favorite days of the...
Caregiving led Denver lawyer to champion veterans’ rights
After not studying for and then not passing the bar exam more than once, David Vanstan Meyer launched a successful career in cybersecurity and...
AI adds complexity to challenges with video evidence
The growing use of editing tools and artificial intelligence is forcing courts to reconsider how visual evidence should be handled and evaluated.
“Video footage of...
Attorneys urge collective response to ICE activity in Colorado
As legal challenges mount over the constitutionality of actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minnesota, California and beyond, some Colorado attorneys are...
Susan Blanco selected as newest Colorado Supreme Court justice
Today, Governor Jared Polis announced that Susan Blanco has been appointed as the newest justice to the Colorado Supreme Court.
“Our Constitution is the bedrock...
One Colorado mobilizes storytellers to influence LGBTQ+ policy
Data might be the politicians’ go-to, but stories change hearts and minds, said Brandi Hardy, lead field organizing strategist with One Colorado, a nonprofit...
Legislature moves to track health care consolidations
Mergers, acquisitions and other consolidation deals are reshaping who owns and controls health care providers in Colorado, and lawmakers want closer scrutiny of those...
How the Sam Cary Bar Association shaped Colorado’s legal profession
When seven Black attorneys gathered in Denver in 1971 to form what would become the Sam Cary Bar Association, they were much more than...