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Jason Jordan, a partner at Jordan, Herington & Rowley, was elected president of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association for a one-year term.

The first meeting of the study group on No-Knock Warrants and Forced Entry will meet. AG Phil Weiser, is tasked with organizing the group.

The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected all of a bank’s arguments for reversal in a decades-long case, upholding a $100 million award.

IAALS and the Hague Institute for Innovation of Law partnered together to gather more empirical data about the justice needs of Americans — resulting in the recently released U.S. Justice Needs report.

More than two years after the death of Elijah McClain while in Aurora Police custody, a grand jury indicted five first responders with 32 counts connected with his death.

Ross Ziev of Help In Colorado, the Law Offices of Ross Ziev won $10.5 million for a mother and daughter who were left permanently disabled following exposure to meth fumes in their Littleton apartment.

A Texas law that deputizes private citizens to enforce a state ban on post-fetal heartbeat abortions has gone into effect.

The Colorado U.S. Attorney’s Office took two nurses to court in different cases where they stole controlled medication either by deception and replacement, or by lying to patients about a supposed study involving their medication.

The Colorado Attorney General’s Office recently announced how settlements with major drug manufacturers and distributors could send funds to every municipality in the state agreeing to a framework to fight opioid addiction.

California’s embattled governor, Gavin Newsom, faces a wrenching decision about the fate of Sirhan Sirhan, the killer of Robert Kennedy, after two members of a state parole board recommended his release.