Colorado Attorney General Fights EPA Rollback on Emissions Standards
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Transportation unveiled its new rule that creates a single national fuel economy standard for cars and...
COMPS Order Comes with Compliance Challenges
Colorado’s new overtime and minimum wage standards took effect March 16, bringing some major changes along with a few lesser-known requirements and last-minute updates...
Supreme Court Briefed on Legislative Session Limit
The Colorado Supreme Court has received a handful of briefs on the question it agreed to take up about the length of the state...
Immigration Advocates Call for Detainees’ Release
In response to the first confirmed case of COVID-19 at the Aurora immigrant detention facility, legal advocates for those detained by Immigration and Customs...
DOJ Fights Coronavirus Fraud
The coronavirus outbreak hasn’t just put the health of the global population at risk, it has created new opportunities for scammers to take advantage...
Immigration Advocates Call for Detainees’ Release
In response to the first confirmed case of COVID-19 at the Aurora immigrant detention facility, legal advocates for those detained by ICE are calling...
Pandemic Brings Uncertain Prognosis for Business
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the U.S. has soared past 13,000, with the figure approaching 255,000 globally. The death toll from the...
With Growing COVID-19 Concerns, Some DAs Look to Release Those in Custody
With the day-to-day changes to the situation surrounding the COVID-19 virus, many organizations, from hotels to restaurants, are finding new ways to conduct business...
In Asylum Cases, Court Location Matters in the Outcome
Seeking asylum in the U.S. has a low chance of success, and intangible circumstances can push a given case to one outcome or the...
Colorado Suspends Most Jury Calls
Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Coats announced yesterday he has entered an order to suspend jury calls in state courts due to the...