Gregory Kellam Scott, Colorado’s First Black Justice Dies
Gregory Scott, Colorado's ‘first and only’ Black justice leaves lasting legacy on profession and people.
Peers and Mentees Remember the ‘Chief’
Mary Mullarkey, Colorado’s pioneering chief justice for 12 years, died March 31 at age 77.
Bar Leaders Push for Equity Education Requirements
In light of a broader discussion across America about equity, and in the wake of allegations against the Colorado judicial branch, the Presidents’ Diversity...
Michael Best Eyes Growth Outside Midwest Home
Michael Best set its sights on expansion in Colorado as part of a focus on national "hotspots" outside its original Midwest footprint
Bar Associations Push for Equity in Wake of Scandal
Colorado bar associations have joined together in a rare move to call for action in the wake of a judicial branch scandal.
Following the allegations...
Colorado Plans for Remote July Bar Exam
Colorado held its first-ever remotely administered bar exam in February, and for bar administrators, the exam worked well enough to be repeated in July....
Wells Fargo Refunds $9.5 Million to Coloradans for Withheld GAP Fees
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on March 3 announced that his office has secured more than $9.5 million to refund Coloradans who were charged unnecessary guaranteed automobile protection fees by Wells Fargo.
FisherBroyles Attorney Helps Client Win Emmy Award
Canoe Ventures, a FisherBroyles client, was awarded a Technology and Engineering Emmy by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Consumer Protection Agencies Saw Increase in Complaints in 2020
The Consumer Protection Division of the Colorado Attorney General’s Office received a record-breaking 12,130 complaints in 2020, up 23.5% from 2019.
Women’s Roundtable 2021
Parenting issues aren’t mother issues, and mother issues aren’t women’s issues. But the pandemic has had an outsized impact on women, and specifically on...