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Artificial intelligence is already changing how litigation teams conduct research, draft briefs, and manage discovery—shifting the traditional law firm model from one built on hours delegated to one driven by judgment and strategy.

Ireland Stapleton attorney Tom Downey, head of the firm’s Regulatory Affairs & Government Relations Practice Group, recently co-authored an opinion piece with Paul Lhevine, President and CEO of the Colorado Nonprofit Association, on the importance of protecting Colorado’s nonprofit sector.

Ireland Stapleton attorney Julie Walker recently shared insights on the legal aspects of artificial intelligence and data security, addressing key issues organizations face as AI technologies continue to evolve.

As an experienced landlord, you know that refunding security deposits to former tenants cannot be delayed. The fear of paying unnecessary fees and penalties is so engrained that it’s second nature for you to turn those refund checks around automatically within the required period.

Colorado Supreme Court Rules Holiday Incentive Pay Must Be Included in Calculation of Employee’s Overtime Rate

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR INACTIVE OR DISSOLVED ENTITIES. On January 1, 2024 the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, launched the BOI E-Filing System website for reporting companies to submit their BOIRs online. If your entity is inactive or dissolved, it’s important that you read below to determine your reporting requirements.

As you may have heard, in 2021, Congress passed the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) on a bipartisan basis. This law creates a new requirement to file a beneficial ownership information report (BOIR) as part of the U.S. government’s efforts to make it more difficult for “bad actors” to hide or benefit from their ill-gotten gains through shell companies or other opaque ownership structures.

Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) has been the subject of academic, commercial, and social interest for decades. The recent technological advancements in AI, including the production and rapid improvement of tools like ChatGPT, have emphasized AI’s influence on multiple spheres of modern life, including legal practice. This article introduces readers to AI in the legal industry and explores the ways in which AI impacts the practice of law.

Though they may not know it yet, owners of large commercial, multifamily, and public buildings throughout Colorado will soon have to comply with several new state laws and municipal ordinances that impose new regulatory requirements governing building energy usage and efficiency, energy sources, and related matters.

Recent decisions issued by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and the U.S. Supreme Court have caused employers some concern and may require a review of your organization’s current practices.