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Armstrong Teasdale expands employment and labor practice with Partner Parisi

Armstrong Teasdale has announced the hiring of Partner Paul Parisi to help lead and expand the firm’s Employment and Labor practice. Parisi, who joins the...

Free CLE program explores AI’s role in eDiscovery

Armstrong Teasdale and the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) will host a free CLE program exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming eDiscovery and investigations....

Legal Lowdown: Seven Firms Hire Colorado Attorneys, Brownstein Expands to Florida

In case you missed it this week: Attorneys joined Holland & Hart, Lyons Gaddis, Dickinson Wright, Davis Graham, Recht Kornfeld, Clark Hill and Brownstein. Brownstein also announced a new Florida office.

Legal Lowdown: Holland & Hart Names Denver Administrative Partner, Hall Estill Joins Forces with Rider & Quesenberry

In case you missed it this week: Holland & Hart appointed Jon Bender its Denver administrative partner, Hall Estill will join forces with Grand Junction firm Rider & Quesenberry and Dickinson Wright added one attorney.

Legal Lowdown: Polsinelli, Davis Graham Add Attorneys, Quarles Names New Denver Partner, Ralph L. Carr Judicial Center Partially Reopens After Destructive Break-In

In case you missed it this week: Quarles & Brady announced a new partner class, including one new Denver partner and the Ralph L. Carr Judicial Center will partially reopen next week after a fire was set in the building during a break-in.

Snell & Wilmer Welcomes Partners Aubyn Krulish, Bill Ojile to Denver Office

Snell & Wilmer announced on May 31 that partners Aubyn Krulish and Bill Ojile joined the firm’s Denver office.

Corporate, Securities Partner Marty Walsh Joins Snell & Wilmer’s Denver Office

Snell & Wilmer on May 1 welcomed partner and corporate and securities attorney Marty Walsh to the firm’s Denver office.

Animal Law Firm Expands Staff, New Uniform Rules for Livestreaming Proceedings

The Animal Law firm added two associates, Colorado Chief Justice Brian Boatright set rules for livestreaming criminal proceedings and more.