Tag:Law Week

Mark Yoder Joins CP2

Coan, Payton & Payne announced that Mark Yoder has joined the firm.

Court Opinions: Colorado Appeals Court Affirms New Trial for 1991 Pipe Bombing Suspect James Genrich

The appeals court found the postconviction court acted within its discretion when it determined that the expert testimony from the original trial was neutralized by the new evidence and granted Genrich a new trial.

Court Opinion: Unanimous US Supreme Court Rules Excessive Force Cases Require Totality of Circumstances Analysis

The court vacated a lower court ruling that applied a moment-of-threat rule to an excessive force case, which the higher court said made the time leading up to the incident irrelevant.

Richard Levin, Bobby Wenner Join Taft Fintech Practice as Partners

Fintech attorneys Richard Levin and Bobby Wenner joined Taft in Denver. Levin is the new chair of the firm’s fintech practice.

Court Opinions: Hallmark Movie Crew Wins Over 10th Circuit Panel in Labor Dispute

The 10th Circuit held that the NLRB ruling in favor of Utah crew members for Hallmark movies “Christmas at the Madison” and “Love at the Pecan Farm” was largely supported by fact, but the court said it lacked jurisdiction to tackle a constitutional challenge from the employers.

Court Opinions: Colorado Supreme Court Reverses Stalking Ruling That Applied Counterman

The state Supreme Court also allowed Boulder’s lawsuit against Suncor over climate change to proceed, finding Boulder’s claims are not preempted by federal law.

Polsinelli Welcomes Claire Davies, Erin Burns to Denver Office

Polsinelli welcomed former FDA attorney Claire Davies, and health care shareholder Erin Burns to its Denver office.

Colorado Legislature Postpones Indefinitely Nearly 130 Bills in 2025 Session

At the close of the 2025 Colorado legislative session, roughly 130 bills have been postponed indefinitely, or killed.