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Hogan Lovells Cadwalader adds Meshach Rhoades as Denver litigation partner
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader hired Meshach Rhoades as a partner in its Denver litigation practice, expanding its presence in commercial disputes and regulatory matters.
Colorado joins multistate lawsuit challenging new federal tariffs
Colorado is part of a 25-state lawsuit challenging new federal tariffs on imports from over 80 countries, arguing the tariffs exceed legal authority.
Colorado’s SB26-189 sets new rules for AI in employment decisions
Colorado's SB26-189 law sets new rules for employers using automated decision-making technology, requiring notices, disclosures, and human review rights.
Lathrop GPM to combine with HG Law
Lathrop GPM will combine with HG Law to add 27 attorneys and expand its intellectual property practice with new offices in New York and London.
Colorado joins coalition challenging federal wind project freeze
Colorado joins 19 attorneys general in lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense's freeze on land-based wind energy project reviews.
Taft expands Denver office with three new attorneys
Law firm Taft adds three attorneys to its Denver office, boosting litigation, government affairs, and private client practices amid Colorado expansion.
Davis Graham announces new hires and leadership changes in Denver
Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP in Denver announces attorney hires, leadership appointments, and a board role for co-managing partner Kristin Lentz.
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader merger expands Colorado finance practice
Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader complete merger, expanding their finance practice in Colorado with over 3,200 lawyers worldwide.
How Colorado small businesses can reduce legal risks and protect assets
Colorado small businesses can reduce legal risks and protect assets by tightening contracts, confirming insurance coverage, and maintaining compliance.
How Colorado business leaders should respond to government investigations
Colorado business leaders face government investigations from federal and state agencies. Early legal counsel and strategic cooperation are critical for navigating these challenges.
Colorado Supreme Court weighs punitive damages in contract breach cases
The Colorado Supreme Court is considering whether punitive damages can be awarded in contract breach cases involving fraud claims, impacting business liability.
Colorado targets thousands of fraudulent business filings tied to scams
Colorado Attorney General pursues legal action against thousands of fraudulent businesses linked to cryptocurrency and investment scams.
