Tag:COVID

The Judicial Conference’s Executive Committee found the COVID-19 emergency is no longer impacting the functioning of federal courts, according to an announcement May 11. 

COVID-19 has caused many issues throughout the country, and now it’s at the forefront of oral arguments at the Colorado Supreme Court.

Changes to the practice of law have altered everyday firm management. Three things linger: culture, COVID and compensation.

Deputy Associate Attorney General Rachel Rossi was appointed as director of the recently restored Office for Access to Justice.

A bill requiring employers to accept proof of previous COVID infection in lieu of vaccination or testing was killed in committee yesterday.

Colorado AG Phil Weiser ordered 11 COVID testing sites to close over failure to get federally certified and report case results to the state.

The Colorado Supreme Court is taking steps to set up a state-wide program after a report on a pilot lawyer well-being program was released.

Seigfried Emme, owner of the Loveland Medical Clinic and a family nurse practitioner, could pay as much as $40,000 for failing to comply with a cease-and-desist order to stop illegally marketing and overstating the effectiveness of “alleged cures” for COVID.