Tag:Water Law

Vena Pointer may not be a familiar name for many, but her early work on the Colorado Water Conservation Board and state planning commission paved the way for the Arkansas River Compact in 1949.

Alfred Arraj implemented innovative court administrative procedures that made the district court one of the most efficient courts in the nation.

This week, local firms announced new hires, FisherBroyles celebrated its 20th anniversary and more.

The Colorado Supreme Court will return to remote proceedings on Tuesday for its first oral arguments of 2022.

Former Colorado Supreme Justice Gregory Hobbs Jr., recognized a river’s collective influence and its powerful stream for connecting current generations of people with a historic and indigenous lesson: to safeguard one of Mother Nature’s most precious resources, water.

Part 2: Charles Wilkinson, a University of Colorado Law School faculty member since 1987, celebrates 50 years as a leading practitioner, scholar and teacher of federal Indian law, natural resources law, and water law in 2021.

On July 1, the year-long objection period for water right abandonment will close for thousands of Colorado water rights.

A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling from last month may boost Native American negotiating clout as the Colorado River's bordering states ponder how to address impacts of drought in the region.