2016
Editorial Feature
JUNE
Date
Jan. 11
Legislative Look Ahead
Jan. 18
Personal Injury/Medical Malpractice
Jan. 25
Editorial Feature
July 4
Chambers
July 11
Managing Partner Roundtable*
July 18
Family Law
Spotlight on Corporate Counsel
July 25
Legal Professionals*
Feb. 1
Business of Law/Technology in Practice
Aug. 1
Big Deals 2nd Quarter*
Feb. 8
Big Deals 4th Quarter*
Aug. 8
Legal Education
Feb. 15
Small Firm Focus
Aug. 15
Public Sector & Government Law
Feb. 22
New Partners
Aug. 22
Environmental Law
Feb. 29
Managing Partner Roundtable*
Aug. 29
Corporate Counsel/Best Legal Departments
Mar. 7
Recreational/Sports Law
Sept. 5
Barrister’s Best*
Mar. 14
Top Litigators*
Mar. 21
Diversity in Focus
Mar. 28
Health Care Law
Sept. 26 Professional Responsibility/Salary Survey
April 4
Super Lawyers
Oct. 3
Managing Partner Roundtable
April 11
Alternative Dispute Resolution/Mediation
Oct. 10
Real Estate
April 18
Marijuana Law
Oct. 17
Colorado 200*
April 25
Natural Resources
Oct. 24
Construction Law
May 2
Plaintiff’s & Defense Verdicts
Oct. 31
Up-and-Coming Lawyers*
May 9
Top Women Lawyers*/Women’s Roundtable
Nov. 7
Specialty Bar Association Roundtable
May 16
Intellectual Property
Nov. 14
Big Deals 3rd Quarter*
May 23
Legislative Wrap Up/Big Deals 1st Quarter*
Nov. 21
New Lawyers
May 30
Legal Philanthropy/Pro Bono Profiles
Nov. 28
Intellectual Property
June 6
Appellate Review
Dec. 5
Specialty Practice
Dec. 12
Lawyers of the Year*/Immigration Law
Dec. 19
Managing Partner Roundtable
Dec. 26
Year in Review
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this legislative session promises to provide some interesting headlines — legislators have promised to deliver remedies for fl ood and fi re victims, fi nd new ways to digitally connect rural parts of the state and address funding for the state’s education system. amidst it all, many are gearing up for an exciting election cycle, and in the wake of last summer’s recall elections, nothing seems certain. this edition of Law week includes an editorial from the senate President, a look at some of the most interesting bills introduced during the fi rst week, as well as interviews with a few local fi rms that will venture into the lobbying realm this session. Coverage starts on page 4.
TRENDS FOR 2014
Prognostications for the legal profession regarding the coming year abound at the
beginning of January — some are calling for the end of BigLaw, a few are looking for its
heyday to return. A handful of local experts, including a few from BigLaw, weigh in with
their predictions for 2014 in this issue, and the new normal — expect the unexpected —
looks like it will continue. This year’s authors include Randy Miller of Bryan Cave; John
Baker of the new Colorado Attorney Mentoring Program; and Sarah Clark, the departing
counsel to retiring Chief Justice Michael Bender.
Campus
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The story behind a college newspaper's role in publishing
Read what the panel of experts are thinking starting on page 11.
iLLUstration BY Matt Meier and aMY Corwin
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The burglars who broke into an FBI field office on March 8, 1971, a crime that would lead
to the dismantling of the agency’s extensive surveillance of American activists, mailed
documents they stole to major newspapers.
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Copies also found their way to the basement office
of The Phoenix, the student-run newspaper at
Swarthmore College, which operated with a volunteer
staff and a shoestring budget.
Andy Low was a managing editor at the Phoenix
in the spring of 1971. He helped put out the Friday
edition of the twice-weekly paper. And Thursday,
April 1, he was preparing for another late night at the
newspaper's office in the student center, getting the
paper ready for press.
Late that afternoon, Low, now an attorney at Davis
Graham & Stubbs in Denver, was contacted by the
paper's editor, Martha Shirk. She needed to show him
something, right away.