From event organizers: Avoiding burnout in a demanding environment is difficult. Learn how to leverage time management, communication, and organizational skills in your favor. This presentation introduces the audience to a wide range of strategies that can help manage and prevent stress, overwhelm, and burnout that results from being disorganized. Emotional intelligence underlies skills such […]

From event organizers: Discussion topics include the factual and procedural background to Fear, the decision itself, how plaintiffs’ attorneys are already taking advantage of the decision and how they otherwise might do so, how carriers and counsel can respond, other practical impacts on claims and litigation, and unanswered and newly raised legal questions.

From event organizers: I. The learning objectives of the presentation encompass the following: a. Terminology b. The Requirements of the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act c. The Ethical Obligations of Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4 d. How to appropriately handle the topic in practice e. Gender in legal writing

From event organizers: Jury selection proficiency is crucial for success in trial. It’s a chance for you to begin advancing your case, making a connection with the panel, and eliminating jurors who are adverse to your client. Your body language, attitude, and tactics at this early stage in the proceedings set the tone and expectations […]

From event organizers: Dr. Schakaraschwili, will discuss the reasonableness and necessity of Radio Frequency Ablations and how to defend the “Requests for Life”. He will also review the efficacy ESI and other injections commonly seen in W.C. treatment and in bodily injury claims. He will review the medical treatment guidelines addressing these modalities.

From event organizers: How do you get past that feeling of paralysis when facing your blank computer screen to begin a new project? This CLE will provide you with the basic tools needed to compose your projects in practical, ethical ways that produce the most persuasive work product. 1 general and .6 ethics approved.

From event organizers: The CLE will focus on strategies to limit non-economic damages in tort cases. Topics include anchoring and how to combat this common practice by plaintiffs' counsel; non-capped damages; addressing especially likable and sympathetic plaintiffs; and carving out impairment from non-economic damages. The training will also include an update on recent changes in […]

From event organizers: The Colorado POWR act, which took effect in 2023, strengthened employee protections against workplace discrimination and harassment, created new conditions for nondisclosure agreements, and imposed other requirements on employers. Dana and Joseph will discuss employers’ obligations under the relatively new law, including ways to mitigate risk.

From event organizers: Hone your deposition skills with our hands-on program! Practice with live court reporters, master persuasive techniques, and get tailored feedback in an interactive, small-group setting. Limited to 12 participants for a personalized learning experience. CDLA Members ONLY please - Limited to 12 Lead Instructor - Matt Cecil, Sutton | Booker | P.C. […]

From event organizers: April 3, 2025, 8:00 AM through April 5, 2025, Practicum organized by: Gregg Rich, Coombe Curry Rich & Jarvis Limited to 18 participants Applied for 29 hours+ 1 Ethics credit.

From event organizers: How do you get past that feeling of paralysis when facing your computer screen to try to improve upon a new project? This CLE will provide you with advanced composition and editing tools necessary to persuasive ethical legal writing.

From event organizers: Book your room now at the host hotel, Viewline Resort You have to call to make reservations - 855-369-2460 Group Name: CDLA 2025 Annual Conference