Endrew v. Douglas County Nominated for Case of the Year
Editor’s Note: This is the second of three articles focused on the CTLA’s Case of the Year Award Winners. The third will be published...
Disabled Employee Wins Case Against Airline Employer
Editor’s Note: This is the first of three articles spotlighting CTLA Case of the Year Award nominees. Others will be included in upcoming issues...
Simplified Procedure Rule Revised
Revisions made earlier this month to Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 16.1 aim to improve access to courts for civil cases.
The rule lays out...
Dreams for Diversity
Colorado Supreme Court Justice William Hood spent 10 years as a prosecutor in the 18th Judicial District. And he recalled instances when a defendant...
Court of Appeals Judge Suspended Pending Misconduct Investigation
The Colorado Supreme Court has suspended Court of Appeals Judge Laurie Booras while the Commission on Judicial Discipline investigates a complaint against her. Based...
Finding The Gold
Two prominent, distinct narratives exist for Olympics host cities. One woven by proponents touts the growth the games can bring in the form of...
When Private Information Becomes Public
The technological landscape has become increasingly conducive to sharing all kinds of information — personal or otherwise. But recent developments shed light on the...
Attorney Ranks Grow, Ethics Violations Shrink
The Colorado Supreme Court Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel published its annual report last week, and according to the office, its plan of offering...
Rounding out Reform Efforts
The Colorado Supreme Court announced March 5 the formation of a commission to examine and recommend possible changes to bail practices around the state....
SCOTUS Hears Anticipated Labor Case
Justice Neil Gorsuch remained atypically silent last Monday during oral arguments in a case that could significantly alter U.S. labor law and for which...