Legal Services

LANS Corp. Faces the Music

Duty Calls

Membership has its privileges -- but for this sheriff's deputy, a lawyer wasn't one of them.

Courting Chaos

When the workers' compensation appeals system bogged down, judges felt the pain, too.

Grazin' Hell

Bush put former industry lobbyists in charge of public lands. Now a deal with a Wyoming rancher has the stewards running for cover.

Pro Boner

Auraria's effort to offer students "free" legal services cost plenty and ended badly.

The Law Firm of Smith & Wesson

Other employees at her office were packing. So why did she get canned?

Man Overboard!

The City of Denver wants Ocean Journey to reel in its spending.

Surprise Ending

Eulipions money set aside for theater may go to fund other black arts groups.

Judging the Judge

After a year on the Jefferson County bench, Brooke Jackson knows it can be a real hot seat.

Off Limits

After a year on the Jefferson County bench, Brooke Jackson knows it can be a real hot seat.

The People's Hired Gun

A private attorney defends the city's honor--and her hefty legal bills, which you are paying.

Advice and Dissent

Does the city have to keep hiring the same big-bucks, well-connected lawyer as a consultant?

ADVICE AND DISSENT

BROWNSTEIN HYATT GETS STIFFED ON A LEGAL BILL.

A FIRM NO

A BLOODY BATTLE IS HINTED AT IN A LAW FIRM'S COUNTERSUIT AGAINST AN EX-RTC BIGWIG.

OPEN AND SHUT-UP CASE

A BLOODY BATTLE IS HINTED AT IN A LAW FIRM'S COUNTERSUIT AGAINST AN EX-RTC BIGWIG.

THE CLIENT

A BLOODY BATTLE IS HINTED AT IN A LAW FIRM'S COUNTERSUIT AGAINST AN EX-RTC BIGWIG.

GENTLEMEN PREFER BONDS

FOR THE FIRMS THAT CRANK OUT DIA'S FINANCIAL PAPERWORK, THE PROFITS ARE SKY-HIGH -- AND THE WORK IS ALL LEGAL.

NOT ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS

AN ATTORNEY HIRED FOR CITY AIRPORT WORK WAS CENSURED BY THE STATE SUPREME COURT FOR "DISHONESTY."

TRICKLE-DOWN ECONOMICS

AN ATTORNEY HIRED FOR CITY AIRPORT WORK WAS CENSURED BY THE STATE SUPREME COURT FOR "DISHONESTY."

Stephanie Villafuerte supporters stand tough

Not everyone is out to get Stephanie Villafuerte.​Stephanie Villafuerte's nomination as U.S. Attorney for Colorado hasn't gone smoothly. Opponents continue to suggest that she may have taken part in accessing a federal database for political reasons -- the very thing for which former ICE agent ... More >>

Scott Gessler: Sec. of State dumps moonlighting scheme, will try to get by on $68,000 per year

Scott Gessler.​Secretary of State Scott Gessler's plan to moonlight for his old law firm because he couldn't get by on just $68,000 per year created an apparent conflict of interest of off-the-charts proportions and a golden opportunity for satire: See Kenny Be's hilarious Gessler cartoon and ... More >>

Kurt Riggin: Complaints in Park County medical marijuana case dismissed after long legal fight

Kurt Riggin.​"It's finally over," says Kurt Riggin about his twisted legal odyssey. He'd originally been accused of attempting to influence a public servant and criminal impersonation in Park County stemming from advocacy on behalf of a medical marijuana patient who claimed law enforcement was ... More >>