SCOTUS to Hear New Questions in Biden Student Loan Forgiveness Challenge
The U.S. Supreme Court Monday agreed to hear a legal challenge to the Biden administration’s plans to forgive federal student loans.
DOJ Takes Final Bite of Colorado Chicken Fixing Case
The dismissal appears to be the last chapter in a lengthy antitrust case which took place in Colorado’s federal court over several years.
Washington State Court to Review Injunction Over Albertsons’ Investor Payout, Weiser Files Amicus
AG Weiser announced his office filed an amicus brief urging a Washington State court judge to block Albertsons’ $4 billion investor payout.
Justices Hear Colorado Web Designer’s Public Accommodation First Amendment Appeal
The case could have sweeping impacts on the legal definition of speech and the reach of class-based discrimination protections.
Help is Here: How Colorado Organizations Guide Attorneys Through Myriad of Issues
Professionals often face issues like anxiety, depression and addiction. Attorneys are no different and the pandemic isn’t helping.
Law Schools Drop U.S. News Rankings Participation, CU and DU Will Stay
Law schools are reassessing their relationships with U.S. News’ rankings but Colorado’s schools don’t plan to drop from them any time soon.
NCBE Brings Changes with NextGen Bar Exam
The NCBE will implement a new bar exam with a planned rollout in July 2026 and possible adoption of the exam in Colorado.
A Roundup of the 2022 ABA Ethics Opinions Released So Far
Law Week Colorado rounded up all the ABA formal ethics opinions released so far this year, providing a short summary of each.
2022 Election Results Impacting the Colorado Judicial Branch
What did the 2022 midterms mean for Colorado’s third branch of government?
Gov. Polis Presents Proposed 2023-24 Budget to Committee
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has big plans for the 2023-24 budget including investing in safety, protecting the environment and education.