Towards Justice Wins Sick Pay for Denver Mattress Driver

Towards Justice recently got justice for a Denver Mattress employee who was allegedly denied paid sick leave after coming down with COVID-19, and an...

Another Step in Guardianship Oversight

Laws regulating guardianship for adults are difficult to understand even for people involved in Colorado’s guardianship system and have also been vulnerable to misuse...

Outstanding Legal Professionals 2020: Stephanie Hendrickson

For Stephanie Hendrickson, organizing and helping coworkers  in the Denver office of Armstrong Teasdale are not only part of her job — they’re part...

Outstanding Legal Professionals 2020: Julie Borrego

Borrego is known as a problem solver around the Denver office of Merchant & Gould, where she’s worked for roughly a decade. She’s developed...

Outstanding Legal Professionals 2020: Tracy Burgess

Family law cases require a unique sensitivity and compassion to handle: Divorce and custody matters are often clients’ first or only involvement in the...

Outstanding Legal Professionals 2020: Murfy Powell

Murfy Powell’s coworkers at Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell describe her in heroic terms: She’s a “legendary” cyber-sleuth, a “rock star” with “paralegal ESP,” a sixth...

Outstanding Legal Professionals 2020: Roxie Leff

Roxie Leff isn’t used to being in the spotlight. But last April, after being part of the trial team that helped win a trial outcome...

Whistleblower Protections Bill Signed into Law

Governor Jared Polis on June 11 signed whistleblower protections into law to prohibit retaliation against workers who speak out about unsafe work conditions during...

Cannabis Fuels Greenspoon Marder’s Move to Larger Office

Greenspoon Marder has increased its physical footprint in Denver with a new office that occupies the entire 27th floor —around 25,000 square feet —...

Liability Waivers Offer Protection as Businesses Reopen

As businesses reopen, customers and clients are being asked to wear masks, keep their distance and, in some cases, sign away their right to...