Professor Helen Norton was invited by the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions to testify at a May 6 hearing to examine S.1756 (watch video), to amend the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 to clarify the appropriate standard of proof.
The Boulder County Bar Association awarded Professor Norm Aaronson the Ron Porter Award of Merit at a ceremony on June 9, 2010.“I am very appreciative of this recognition by my colleagues in the Boulder Bar Association,” said Professor Aaronson.
Colorado Law, in partnership with the University of Colorado at Boulder, installed new rooftop solar panels and an electrical car charging station in the Wolf Law Building, enhancing its reputation as a LEEDs certified building.The solar panels were installed and functioning in January 2010, whil
On May 18, Clyde O. Martz, a father of natural resource law in this country, passed away in New Mexico at the age of 89. He was an exemplary and memorable teacher, mentor, counselor, and advocate for clients, attorneys, and students throughout his long career.
Clinical Professor Colene Robinson received a 2010 Excellence in Practice Juvenile Law Attorney Award for guardian-ad-litems (GAL) from the Colorado Judicial Branch.“It is an honor to be recognized as a child's attorney,” said Professor Robinson. “I have the best job in the
Professor Pierre Schlag is the winner of Colorado Law’s 2010 Jules Milstein Scholarship Award for his award-winning article is The Dedifferentiation Problem, 42 Continental Philosophy 35 (2009).The article demonstrates that our more sophisticated theories of law lead us to a point where we
Congratulations to the Class of 2010, the largest class, with 176 members, to graduate in Colorado Law history. After the traditional procession across the Boulder campus to Macky Auditorium, led by bagpipes, the faculty and administrators applauded the class as it entered the auditorium.
The 2010-11 Gilbert Goldstein Faculty Fellowship was awarded to Professor Pierre Schlag. Topping the list of applicants, he will be using the fellowship to spend the 2011 spring semester completing his book on Legal Reasoning.
Dean David Getches and Professor Melissa Hart will speak at the Colorado Access to Justice Conference, “Moving Forward to Equal Justice,” on April 23-24.
