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Greenberg Traurig Attorney Joins Public Television Board

Micah Schwalb, an attorney in the Denver office of Greenberg Traurig, was elected a member of the Colorado Public Television Board of Directors for a three-year term.

Court Of Appeals Chief Judge Janice Davidson To Retire

Nominations are being sought to fill a Colorado Court of Appeals judgeship that will be created by the retirement of Judge Janice Davidson on Oct. 1.

Legal Lasso: It’s The Middle Of A Long Week Edition

We're looking forward to a long weekend over here at Legal Lasso, but we've still wrapped up the best in local and national legal news, including the a look at the expanding prosecution team in the Aurora Theather Shooting and the story of one local attorney's big win at the nation's high court.

Nursing Home Neglect Results In Big Win

By Tony Flesor, LAW WEEK COLORADO Jordan Levine and Andrew Phillips from Levine Law wanted to do more than win their 10th District malpractice case; they were trying to send a message. At the end of a four-day trial, Levine asked the jury to make an example of Belmont Lodge Health Care Center, the Pueblo nursing [...]

Fifth Judicial District Court Judge Finalists Selected

The names of three candidates have been forwarded to the governor to fill a new district court judgeship in the Fifth Judicial District.

Greenberg Traurig Attorney Joins Public Television Board

22 May 2013

Micah Schwalb, an attorney in the Denver office of Greenberg Traurig, was elected a member of the Colorado Public Television Board of Directors for a three-year term.

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Court Of Appeals Chief Judge Janice Davidson To Retire

22 May 2013

Nominations are being sought to fill a Colorado Court of Appeals judgeship that will be created by the retirement of Judge Janice Davidson on Oct. 1.

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Legal Lasso: It’s The Middle Of A Long Week Edition

22 May 2013

We're looking forward to a long weekend over here at Legal Lasso, but we've still wrapped up the best in local and national legal news, including the a look at the expanding prosecution team in the Aurora Theather Shooting and the story of one local attorney's big win at the nation's high court.

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Nursing Home Neglect Results In Big Win

22 May 2013

By Tony Flesor, LAW WEEK COLORADO Jordan Levine and Andrew Phillips from Levine Law wanted to do more than win their 10th District malpractice case; they were trying to send a message. At the end of a four-day trial, Levine asked the jury to make an example of Belmont Lodge Health Care Center, the Pueblo nursing [...]

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Fifth Judicial District Court Judge Finalists Selected

21 May 2013

The names of three candidates have been forwarded to the governor to fill a new district court judgeship in the Fifth Judicial District.

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Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons Add New Attorney

21 May 2013

LAW WEEK COLORADO Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons announced today that Adam Massaro will be joining the firm’s Denver office as an associate. Massaro was previously an attorney with Moye White, where his practice focused on commercial, real estate, securities and employment litigation. Massaro received his juris doctor degree from the University of Denver and his undergraduate [...]

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Legal Lasso: Oklahoma On The Mind Edition

21 May 2013

We're sending our thoughts and dollars to Oklahoma this morning. In local news, Xcel Energy is looking to try its hand at a new type of power, and the University of Denver is grateful to receive more than $40 million in gifts.

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Employers Face New Worker-Friendly Laws

21 May 2013

By David Forster, LAW WEEK COLORADO Workers scored some significant victories in the latest legislative session, although employers did manage to dodge a few bullets. Perhaps the most ominous new law facing employers raises the potential liability for even the smallest businesses sued for discrimination. The governor also signed bills restricting employers’ use of credit checks [...]

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