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Denver Attorneys Go Public About $5 Million Title IX Settlement

Attorneys for a former Adams 14 student announced Nov. 12 they had won $5 million for their client in what they believe to be...

Where IP Meets PR

Backcountry.com is doing damage control after its widespread trademark enforcement drew negative press in recent weeks. The Colorado Sun reported on the outdoor retailer’s...
SUPPORTERS OF THE DCA PROGRAM GATHER ON THE STEPS OF THE DENVER CITY AND COUNTY BUILDING DAYS BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT HEARD ORAL ARGUMENTS ABOUT THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S DECISION TO END THE POLICY

U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments in DACA Case

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral arguments on whether courts can review the Trump administration’s decision to end the Deferred Action for...

525 Join Colorado Bar

David Abrahamian Mark Feero Ellen Lee Natalie Rooney Felicia Acosta-Steiner Ryan Felde-Vassallo Rachel Lee Isaiah Rose Colleen Adams Sophia Fernald Charlotte Lehman Alexis Ross Sameh Afifi William Finkelstein Lilly Lentz Kali Roundy Camille Agnello Dijon Fiore Erin Leonard Kate Rusk Tyler Albo Courtney Fischel Caroline Lesem Mensher...

Behind the Deal: Koenig Oelsner Taylor Schoenfeld & Gaddis

Koenig Oelsner Taylor Schoenfeld & Gaddis represented Denver-based startup Havenly in a $32-million Series-C round of funding led by Boulder-based venture firm Foundry Group....
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Colorado-Based Air Ambulance Operator Hit with Federal Lawsuit

U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn on Nov. 4 filed a lawsuit against Air Methods, alleging the Greenwood Village-based helicopter operator violated Federal Aviation Administration regulations...
A tractor in a field of marijuana harvesting the crops

Attorneys Scrutinize USDA Hemp Rules

The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued its first guidance on how hemp can be lawfully produced under the 2018 Farm Bill. But with more than...

Budget Requests Indicate New Bail Reform Efforts Coming

In the year after former Chief Justice Nancy Rice created a blue ribbon commission to study bail reform statewide, Colorado’s legislature is taking small...

In Early Stages, Litigation Against Vaping Companies Starts to Take Shape

A groundswell of litigation and regulations for vape products has come quickly along with publicized cases of illnesses that are thought to be linked...

Is Colorado in the Midst of a Records Sealing Movement?

A nationwide trend of criminal justice reform has encompassed not just how people are sentenced but the rights they have after they’ve completed their...