Tag:immigration

Marissa Cwik and immigration team join BAL in Denver

BAL announced Oct. 5 that Marissa Cwik and her immigration team have joined the firm, expanding its Denver office. Cwik has more than a decade...

Fragomen opens Denver office

Fragomen has announced the opening of its Denver, Colorado office, further expanding the firm’s US footprint. The office will be led by Partner F....

Federal habeas case highlights constitutional limits on immigration detention

A federal judge’s recent order directing the release of a Colorado immigration detainee illustrates how federal courts served as an important constitutional check when...

Supreme Court immigration rulings raise stakes for family lawyers

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent immigration decisions allowing the Trump administration to curtail humanitarian immigration protections and limit access to asylum underscore a reality...

Policy is personal for new ACLU of Colorado executive director

About a month into her tenure as executive director of ACLU of Colorado, Olivia Mendoza is anticipating one of her favorite days of the...

Enforcement, ethics and litigating in a politicized landscape

Over the past year, government investigations, audits and enforcement actions have risen sharply. This trend affects not only Colorado’s Fortune 500 companies but also the state’s nonprofits, startups, universities, government contractors...

Court Opinion: Split US Supreme Court Rules Voluntary Departure Deadlines Extend to Next Business Days

In a 5-4 split, the Supreme Court found that Congress intended for deadlines to be extended to the following business day if they land on a weekend or holiday.

Court Opinions: 10th Circuit Reverses Denial of Motion to Compel Arbitration in Card Fraud Case

The 10th Circuit held found that the district court erred when it denied a motion to compel arbitration on estoppel grounds.