The Heart of Colorado Businesses: A National Mom & Pop Business Day Reflection
The Heart of Colorado Businesses: A National Mom & Pop Business Day Reflection By Melissa Rolli, Paralegal On any given morning in Colorado, the rhythm of small business ownership is already underway. Lights flick on before sunrise, coffee brews in the back room, and the day begins long before the first customer walks through the […]
Better Business Communication Day: Why Clear Communication Matters for Small and Closely Held Businesses
Better Business Communication Day is celebrated each year on the fourth Monday of January. This year, it falls on January 26th. Unlike many novelty holidays, this one offers real value for businesses of all sizes, especially small and closely held companies. At its core, Better Business Communication Day recognizes those who communicate clearly and encourages […]
AI for Attorneys: From Curiosity to Confidence – In Person
Generative AI is changing how legal work gets done, and understanding what it can (and can’t) do is half the battle.
Ethics and Beyond: The Morality of Generative AI CLE & Guided Museum Tour of Zoom In: The Centennial State in 100 Objects
Ethics and Beyond: The Morality of Generative AI CLE & Guided Museum Tour of Zoom In: The Centennial State in 100 Objects This will take place on January 23, 2026 | 3:00 – 5:00 PM History Colorado Center: 1200 Broadway, Denver Ethics and Beyond: The Morality of Generative AI CLE & Guided Museum Tour of […]
Colorado Supreme Court Announces Legal Technology Advisory Committee Appointments
DENVER – Chief Justice Monica Márquez today announced her appointments to the Colorado Supreme Court’s newly established Legal Technology Advisory Committee. The Committee will play a central role in helping the Colorado judiciary and legal community navigate emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), to ensure that justice, integrity, and innovation remain at the forefront of […]
Deceptive Pricing Practices Act: what it could mean for restaurants and residential landlords in Colorado
In a prior blog post, I talked about the Deceptive Pricing Practices Act, a new bill adopted by the Colorado legislature that will go into effect on January 1, 2026, unless stopped by a referendum. This Act generally requires anyone offering a good, service, or property to state the price as a single number without […]
Free CLE on Generative A.I. Mechanics and Practice
Free CLE on Generative A.I. Mechanics and Practice This will take place via Zoom December 16, 12:00 Mountain Time Free CLE: Understanding and Applying Generative A.I.” Session Topics: Math and Mechanics of Generative AI: Explains the foundation of Large Language Models (LLMs) as next-word predictors, using machine learning, GPT, and reinforcement learning to create multi-dimensional […]
Why output alone can’t tell us how AI models really work
As you may know, I take a special interest in the growth of artificial intelligence. It is already roiling artistic industries, the subject of major lawsuits, and a key point of interest for businesses. However, the ability to automate creative intellectual tasks poses at least two serious risks in terms of being used to harm […]
Navigating Rising Construction Costs: Legal Insights for Contractors and Homeowners
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 construction industry in the 2020s. Anecdotally, it seems like construction costs have exploded in that time, and data from the Colorado Construction Cost Index Report (CCI) seems to back this up. […]