Tag:COVID-19
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U.S. Attorney’s Office and DOJ Take Action on Predatory Housing During Pandemic
As the national Fair Housing Month drew to a close, the District of Colorado, in conjunction with the Department of Justice, announced it will...
Corporate Counsel Insight
Coronavirus Policies Create New Challenges for Employers and Immigrant Workers
The coronavirus has forced employers to adjust to new economic realities and ever-changing guidance on health, safety and staying at home. Companies that employ...
Opinion
Pandemic vs. Privacy: Implications of social distancing and contact-tracing technologies
Technology is playing a central role in helping governments and public health authorities manage the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. But what are the...
Features
The Implications of Social Contact Tracing
Just as the U.S. economy won’t immediately spring back from the damage done by the coronavirus, companies won’t return straight to normal operations after...
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Community
February Bar Results Released Early by Tech Company Error
Earlier this month, takers of the February Colorado Bar Exam received notification of their scores on April 7, before the set date of April...
News
Law Grads Could Practice Prior to Taking Bar Exam
This spring’s law school graduates might be entering the job force before they take the Colorado bar exam.
The Colorado Supreme Court quietly announced April...
News
Polis Loosens Provider Restrictions to Expand Health Care Workforce
Gov. Jared Polis on April 15 issued an executive order temporarily loosening laws and regulations on health care provider licensing in an effort to...
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Features
Web Conference Concerns Center on Privacy, Security and Privilege
Videoconferencing technology has been rapidly implemented across industries as the current pandemic has made major changes to how Americans operate and conduct business. Apps...