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Real Estate Attorney Kennedy Sheetz Joins Lyons Gaddis

Real estate attorney Kennedy Sheetz joined the firm’s real estate and business transactions group as an associate.

Vinson & Elkins Sets Up Shop in Denver with Three Partners

Vinson & Elkins told Law Week that a Denver office was a long-held idea of the firm, with Colorado’s growing economy and talent pool among the draws.

Thomas Patterson’s Free Speech Battle Against the Colorado Supreme Court

Following the contentious election of 1904, sitting U.S. Senator Thomas Patterson battled the Colorado Supreme Court over contempt charges for his newspapers’ articles and cartoons criticizing the judicial body.

Court Opinion: PDJ Disbars Attorney for Unauthorized Practice in Colorado

Colorado’s disciplinary judge disbarred an attorney who was suspended in two other states for the unauthorized practice of law in Colorado.

Legal Lowdown: WilmerHale, Ogletree Deakins, Otteson Shapiro, Caplan & Earnest Welcome New Attorneys Plus the CBA, DBA Get a New Executive Director

In case you missed it this week: Four firms added attorneys to Denver offices this week plus the CBA and DBA named a new executive director. Gov. Jared Polis also appointed judges to the state’s new 23rd Judicial District.

Litigation Attorney Zoe Verhoeven Joins Caplan & Earnest

Caplan & Earnest announced Nov. 20 that Zoe Verhoeven, who interned with the firm, has joined as a litigation attorney.

Court Opinions: PDJ Suspends Attorney After Conviction for First-Degree Assault With a Deadly Weapon

The disciplinary judge also suspended another attorney and censured another after uncovering issues with record keeping and client communication.

Pueblo Elects Kala Beauvais as DA in Historic Election, All DA Elections Officially Called

Kala Beauvais becomes the first woman to hold the position of District Attorney in Pueblo, and the first Republican to win a district attorney election in the county since 1952.