Tag:Law Week

ABA Ethics Committee Issues Guidance on Terminating Client Representations

The ABA’s ethics committee weighed in on Model Rule 1.16’s requirements for withdrawing from representation, cautioning attorneys to avoid breaking the “hot potato” rule.

Court Opinion: US Supreme Court Stays Federal Order Enjoining the Government From Terminating Education-Related Grants

In an unsigned opinion on Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court stayed a federal judge’s temporary restraining order enjoining the government from terminating various education-related grants.

When the Federal Government Moved Farmers Across Colorado

Following the onset of the dust bowl, the federal government worked to move farmers out of the eastern plains and into the Western Slope.

Colorado Lawmakers Repeal, Reduce, Transfer Program Funds to Address State Funding Shortfalls

A number of bipartisan bills are speeding through the state legislature this week, with dozens that attempt to reconcile the gap in the state budget.

Legal Lowdown: Brownstein, Nelson Mullins Add Attorneys, Messner Reeves Turns 30

Brownstein added a corporate law shareholder, Nelson Mullins added a corporate partner and Messner Reeves celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.

Bills Regulating Social Media Garner Opposition from Governor but Support from DAs, Attorney General

Two bills, both seeking to protect minors on social media, have bipartisan support in the General Assembly but face opposition from Gov. Jared Polis.

Court Opinion: Colorado Attorney Suspended Over Communication Issues

Colorado’s PDJ suspended a local attorney after she didn’t communicate with clients and didn’t make progress on cases.

Bill Expanding Doctor Choice in Workers’ Compensation Cases Clears Committee

The proposed measure would allow for injured workers to select an accredited doctor of their choice, rather than a minimum list of four given by an employer or insurer.