Expanded Setbacks Dominate Oil and Gas Rulemaking
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission on Sept. 28 voted on a “preliminary final” set of industry safety rules as part of the...
Licensed Paralegal Professionals: Non-Attorneys in the Courtroom?
By 2020, a handful of states across the country have taken different steps to allow non-attorneys to offer legal services to clients in certain...
For Wellness, Lawyers Look to Stay Light on Their Feet
In 2016, Polsinelli shareholders Colleen Faddick and Bruce Johnson attended Dancing with the Denver Stars, a charity event they had learned about from a...
Supreme Court Considers ALJ Authority
The Colorado Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a case that could affect the process state employees face when their cases go before...
The Muddy Waters of WOTUS
The legal protection of waters throughout the U.S. is a murky and seemingly ever-changing flow of rules, decisions and changes.
Since the passage of the...
Personal Injury and Insurance
The legal world of personal injury and insurance law has experienced a shift over the past few months. With the onset of COVID-19, a...
Best Lawyers’ ‘Lawyers of the Year’ Share Secrets of Success
The Lawyer of the Year distinction from Best Lawyers recognizes attorneys with the highest overall feedback from peers in each practice area. Attorneys in...
Attorneys Discuss New Developments in Discrimination Law
Sherman & Howard on Sept. 17 hosted a talk, “New Developments in Discrimination Law,” as part of its L&E Live series, a five-week virtual...
Ramping Up Diversity During a Recession
During tough economic times, diversity and inclusion initiatives aren’t always a top priority for law firms and legal departments. But it’s especially important for...
Attorney General Campaign Uncovers Loophole in State Law
A district attorney campaign in Colorado’s 18th Judicial District has highlighted an apparent blind spot in Colorado’s campaign finance laws and regulations.
Democratic candidate Amy...