Judges, lawyers, and legal professionals often absorb and "take on" the grief, trauma, and stress of others in the course of their work. From a biological, psychological, and physiological perspective, this presentation: - Discusses the symptoms of grief - Examines how grief impacts legal professionals and their work with clients - Provides trauma informed tips […]

This comprehensive and practice-focused program helps attorneys and LLPs develop a solid foundation for navigating family law cases from initial client contact through final resolution. Volunteer and save! Receive significantly discounted tuition by volunteering with Metro Volunteer Lawyers, either in person or virtually, and help bridge the access to justice gap for very low-income and […]

Colorado Supreme Court Well-Being Recognition Program The billable hour has long shaped law firm economics, professional expectations, and lawyer well-being—for better and for worse. This program examines how the traditional billable-hour model impacts stress, burnout, equity, career satisfaction, and client service, and explores emerging alternatives that promote both profitability and human sustainability.

Get up to speed on the top SEC enforcement issues, featuring a focused review of the most significant enforcement matters from the past year. Led by Kurt Gottschall, a nationally respected securities litigator and former Director of the SEC’s Denver Regional Office, the program cuts through the noise to highlight key trends, priorities, and takeaways […]

Post-judgment enforcement is where even strong litigators lose momentum, and where victories can evaporate without the right strategy. This program gives you the tools to keep the fight going: Rule 69 discovery, liens, levies, bankruptcy surprises, and the real-world tactics that turn a judgment into actual recovery.  

Join the Animal Law Program for a lunchtime advocacy talk with Matthew Dominguez! Factory farming is an extinction-level risk to our planet – and it didn’t happen by accident. It was built and protected through legislation, regulation, and corporate power, creating a system that externalizes harm while concentrating profit and control.

Celebrate a decade of cutting-edge education at the 10th Annual Cannabis Symposium, a must-attend program for attorneys advising cannabis businesses, regulators, and industry stakeholders nationwide.

Featuring Professor Seth Packrone and lawyers Katie Boraz and Sara Pielsticker from Disability Law Colorado. Via Zoom or in person (location TBD)

Learn about legal frameworks in disability law and best practices for supporting clients with disabilities.

Join us for the 66th Annual John R. Coen Lecture titled "Indigenous People's Rights in a Changing Global Landscape" featuring Dr. Albert K. Barume. This lecture is sponsored by the University of Colorado Law School and the American Indian Law Program. Please register at https://cu.law/RegisterCoenLecture or at the button above. Dr Albert K. Barume was appointed as […]

Generative AI is changing how legal work gets done, and understanding what it can (and can’t) do is half the battle. This practical, hands-on program is designed for attorneys who are curious about AI but may not know where to start.

Corporate bylaws still matter, and they surface when the stakes are high. Even as fewer businesses choose the corporate form, business attorneys regularly encounter bylaws when advising clients on governance questions, order of operations, and internal disputes. A working understanding of how bylaws are structured, and how they function in real-world scenarios, remains an essential […]