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Features

Family Law, Labor, Employment Super Lawyers Weigh in on LLPs, Social Media Evidence, Union Formation

Colorado Super Lawyers weighed in on family law and employment law trends for 2025, touching on the state’s new LLP program and the possibility of increasing union activity nationwide.
Jess Brovsky-Eaker -
Legislature

Bills For Foster Youth Bill of Rights, LLP Practice Regulation, Privacy Protections for Criminal Justice Records Signed into Law in Colorado

The anticipated Foster Youth Bill of Rights, LLP practice regulations and privacy protections for criminal records were signed into law.
Law Week -
News

First LLP Exam Set for April 30 in Denver

In just two months, the first class of LLPs will be able to represent clients in certain family law matters in the state of Colorado.
Michael Rummel -
News

IAALS, LSAC Launch Foundations 2.0, Addressing a Post-COVID Legal Profession Undergoing Fundamental Shifts

In a major update to its 2014 Foundations for Practice project, IAALS partnered with LSAC on Foundations 2.0.
Jess Brovsky-Eaker -
Legislature

Bills Addressing Colorado Open Records Act, Colorado Open Meetings Law Introduced

A trio of bills introduced in both the House and Senate this past week would make changes to the Colorado Open Records Act and the Colorado Open Meetings Law.
Law Week -
Briefs

Colorado Supreme Court Approves Creation of Legal Paraprofessional License

The Colorado Supreme Court on March 27 announced it approved the licensure of legal paraprofessionals in a new rule.
Jess Brovsky-Eaker -
Business

Colorado Supreme Court Holds Hearing on LLP Program

The Colorado Supreme Court heard public on rules that would allow non-lawyers to represent clients in certain family court proceedings.
Clara Geoghegan -
Business

Colorado Supreme Court to Hold Hearing on Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals Program

The program hopes to increase access to justice in family law cases where 73% of Colorado litigants are self-represented.
Clara Geoghegan -
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