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October 21, 2026
I am no enemy to generative artificial intelligence in the law. I say this even as I am pretty confident it will eventually gobble
I am no enemy to generative artificial intelligence in the law. I say this even as I am pretty confident it will eventually gobble
It’s rough for contractors out there in Colorado today. Materials and labor costs have increased since 2020. Skilled labor is increasingly hard to find.
This article examines models of specialized business courts and their success in other states and considers how Colorado could create a court to handle
The Heart of Colorado Businesses: A National Mom & Pop Business Day Reflection By Melissa Rolli, Paralegal On any given morning in Colorado, the
Better Business Communication Day is celebrated each year on the fourth Monday of January. This year, it falls on January 26th. Unlike many novelty
DENVER – Chief Justice Monica Márquez today announced her appointments to the Colorado Supreme Court’s newly established Legal Technology Advisory Committee. The Committee will
In a prior blog post, I talked about the Deceptive Pricing Practices Act, a new bill adopted by the Colorado legislature that will go
As you may know, I take a special interest in the growth of artificial intelligence. It is already roiling artistic industries, the subject of
Construction Costs Are on the Rise As a lawyer who deals with a lot of contractors, I’ve seen a lot of challenges in the