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Local Attorneys Help GSK Score $2.1 Bln COVID-19 Vaccine Contract

A team of Dentons attorneys, many of them based in Denver, helped GlaxoSmithKline secure a $2.1 billion contract to develop a COVID-19 vaccine as...

Rural Areas Face Large Immigration Removal Proceedings, Churches Offer Support

While immigration related challenges and deportations exist across the country, Immigration Court records have shown that rural counties face higher rates of immigrant removal...
Horse Racing at Arapahoe Park

Race Betting and Sports Betting Different — Rules Go Back Decades

For decades, hooves of racehorses have been thundering around the bends of Colorado’s only legal horse racing track, Arapahoe Park. With a long legal...

For New Gaming Law, Bets Are On

The pandemic has thrown a wrench into a lot of best-laid plans. But one thing that managed to stay on schedule was Colorado’s sports...

Colorado Immigrants Provide Billions in Taxes, Half Are Naturalized Citizens

Colorado has had a diverse population since the state’s founding, and the state population is consistently growing. Of our state’s population, a new fact...

Lewis Bess Williams & Weese is now Williams Weese Pepple & Ferguson

The law firm Lewis Bess Williams & Weese has changed its name to Williams Weese Pepple & Ferguson, the firm announced Aug. 3. The...
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Help Wanted: Lawyers Needed to Ward Off Eviction Wave

An eviction crisis is brewing in Colorado, and local organizations hope lawyers will volunteer to help tenants and small businesses weather the storm. Headlines have...

‘Not Too Late’ to Prepare for Colorado’s Equal Pay Law

With all the surprises 2020 has brought so far, it’s difficult for anyone to think ahead to next year. But while HR departments are...

Federal Unemployment Stimulus Aid Divides Lawmakers

Last week, federal unemployment aid providing $600 weekly to supplement state unemployment benefits for laid-off workers expired, and for the past few weeks lawmakers...

When Employee Outbursts are Protected Speech

If a worker unleashes a torrent of threats and epithets at a manager, makes racist comments toward a coworker or posts profanity directed toward...