Join federal judges and attorneys from across the Tenth Circuit—and beyond—for three days of substantive legal programming, fresh perspectives, and candid conversation at the 2026 Bench & Bar Conference. Dates + Location September 24–26, 2026 The Broadmoor 1 Lake Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Whether you counsel nonprofit clients, work in-house for a mission-driven organization, or serve on a nonprofit board, understanding the rules governing tax-exempt status is essential. This program provides a comprehensive, practical overview of federal and Colorado requirements for obtaining and maintaining tax-exempt status, from identifying which organizations qualify and navigating the application process, to the […]

This presentation will provide tips on how to design pro bono legal clinics that are inclusive, accessible, and meet vulnerable clients where they are. The panel will discuss the barriers to solving the access to justice gap in our state and how lawyers engaged in pro bono help advance that goal.

The 2026 Colorado legislative session adjourned in May and there are several important measures that will affect family law practitioners moving forward. Hear from CBA Family Law Section legislative co-chairs, Chelsea Augelli and Kaela Zihlman, as they review key family law legislation from the 2026 session, including: • HB 26-1309- Abuse in Cases of Separation […]

For the first time in three years, CBA-CLE and the CBA Business Law Section will host key SEC leaders in Denver for two hours of direct guidance on the Commission's current priorities in examinations and enforcement. This is a rare chance to hear firsthand how regulators are thinking, and to walk away with practical insight […]

This program explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in helping lawyers manage their time more efficiently. Learn how to leverage AI tools to automate routine tasks, prioritize their workload, and optimize your daily schedule for better productivity. The session will provide practical insights into integrating AI into your practice, ensuring that you stay […]

Colorado Supreme Court Well-Being Recognition Program Our fall summit examines three essential drivers of thriving legal communities: building authentic connections across differences, recognizing the critical role of rest and recovery in professional performance, and developing sustainable strategies to move beyond burnout. Through engaging presentations, practical tools, and meaningful discussion, participants will gain actionable strategies they […]

Stay current on the latest developments in employment law at Colorado's premier annual Employment Law Conference. Hear directly from the CDLE, CCRD, and EEOC, receive comprehensive case law and legislative updates, and explore timely topics including wage enforcement, workplace investigations, restrictive covenants, reproductive accommodations, business immigration, arbitration, and emerging workplace trends. Earn CLE credit, including […]

State and local governments run elections – even federal elections. The U.S. Constitution’s Elections Clause provides that each state prescribes the times, place, and manner for elections in that state for Congress. And the Electoral College gives each state authority to define how electors from that state cast their votes for President and Vice President. […]

After nearly two decades away from the mountains, the Business Law Institute is returning to its most spectacular setting yet — Steamboat Springs, Colorado, September 24–26, 2026. This three-day conference brings together the business law community for an exceptional combination of substantive programming and Rocky Mountain adventure. Earn 12 CLE credits, including 3 ethics credits, […]

Each year, the Colorado Lawyers Committee honors individuals and organizations that have contributed significantly to the work of the Colorado Lawyers Committee through outstanding pro bono service. During 2025, 1,210 volunteers donated 8,525 hours through the Colorado Lawyers Committee’s 29 active projects in the areas of Children’s Rights & Education, Civil & Criminal Law, Poverty […]

Suicide is a significant public health concern, and lawyers have been shown to have an elevated risk for contemplating it. Additionally, lawyers often encounter individuals – colleagues and clients alike – who are in crisis and potentially suicidal. As such, suicide prevention training that is specifically designed for the legal workplace is critical to improving […]