Colorado Supreme Court holds Umbrella/Excess Insurer is not required to “Drop Down” and provide...
On September 21, 2026, the Colorado Supreme Court issued its opinion in A.R. Wilfley & Sons, Inc. v. National Union Fire Insurance Company of...
U.S. Supreme Court upholds plan changes to withdrawal liability assumptions
In a decision affecting multiemployer pension plans and participating employers, the U.S. Supreme Court held in M&K Employee Solutions LLC v. Trustees of the...
My AI workbench: How ChatGPT became my default platform
As AI continues to change the practice of law, Law Week Colorado is exploring how Colorado attorneys are using AI in their day-to-day work....
Welcome home: the CBA should strengthen its support for Colorado lawyers serving beyond Colorado
“I’m home.” That is the feeling I get every time I walk out of Denver International Airport and catch my first glimpse of the...
The unintended consequences of House Bill 26-1421
The fundamental premise of our civil litigation system is simple: it exists to help people who have been wronged obtain compensation or equitable relief, to restore...
Data centers in Colorado – Local governments take the lead in regulating siting
Artificial intelligence (AI) makes headlines every day. And AI doesn’t function without data centers that provide the massive physical infrastructure, power and specialized chips...
Preparing for the court of public opinion
For attorneys across Colorado, litigation is rarely just about what happens in the courtroom. Whether representing a client as outside counsel or advising from...
Colorado’s Artificial Intelligence Law Could Be on the Chopping Block
(Reprinted with permission of Littler Mendelson)
When he signed Colorado’s artificial intelligence law (SB 24-205, the “Act”) into law, Colorado Governor Jared Polis told the...
Investigating and prosecuting the use of force by ICE
The killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minnesota were tragic, horrific and maddening to watch. Tragic because two lives ended during encounters...
Enforcement, ethics and litigating in a politicized landscape
Over the past year, government investigations, audits and enforcement actions have risen sharply. This trend affects not only Colorado’s Fortune 500 companies but also the state’s nonprofits, startups, universities, government contractors...