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Law Week caught up with bar associations and legal organizations to hear what topics and bills they’re keeping an eye on this session.

The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association named the 2021 Case of the Year and handed out awards at its Spring Dinner.

The Colorado Supreme Court heard arguments about how much interest Ford Motor Company must pay a plaintiff who won a $2.9 million verdict.

The CTLA's Case of the Year finalists fought employment discrimination, unsafe housing and an antiquated rule about childhood medical bills.

Michael Burg, who will receive a CTLA lifetime achievement award this spring, reflects on his 47-year career and says he's "not done yet."

The Colorado Supreme Court will hold oral arguments on Oct. 26 at Pomona High School in Arvada as part of the Judicial Branch’s Courts in the Community program.

The Colorado Supreme Court concluded on Sept. 13 that hospitals must first bill Medicare before filing a lien against an accident victim, clearing up questions about the interplay between the state’s hospital lien statute and federal laws governing Medicare.

Jason Jordan, a partner at Jordan, Herington & Rowley, was elected president of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association for a one-year term.