Attorney feature articles in Colorado
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Passion Project
Ruchi Kapoor fights for parental rights at the appellate level
The Unicorn
Jessie Pellant turns a wild idea— a hybrid law firm/creative agency—into reality
In Their Blood
Paul and Kevin Mahoney carry on the legacy of their father, Denny
Strength to Make a Better Life
Jamie Paine puts her perseverance to use on behalf of kids in need
The Multifaceted Dr. Funk
Renaissance man Markus Funk on Kosovo, the Casino trials, and the battle against human trafficking
Common Ground
Former Judge Robbie Barr makes human connections everywhere she goes
Will SCOTUS Overturn Obergefell?
We asked three attorneys with LGBTQ case experience what they think
Paula Greisen Discusses 303 Creative v. Elenis
The civil rights lawyer on what makes it different from the Masterpiece cases and how SCOTUS may rule on it
Nothing for Granted
A near-death experience helped Keith Fuicelli relate to his clients—and remember what’s important
'What a Democracy Should Be'
Election law attorney Martha Tierney on the gold standard in Colorado and trouble elsewhere
Bribery, Fraud and Love at First Sight
Mark Senn’s first foray in real estate law was like doing a heart transplant without medical training
Highway From the Danger Zone
Retired Air Force Captain Byeongsook Seo brings an engineer’s mind to the law
Driven
Jim Gilbert’s crusade for victims of unsafe vehicles
Family First
Between Suzie’s estate planning practice, Jay’s DUI defense shop, and three kids, keeping up with the Tiftickjians is no easy task
Peak Performance
Eliza Steinberg has conquered more than half the state’s 14ers, including its most difficult
Comeback Drive
Former pro football player Hollynd Hoskins keeps going until the final whistle for clients like Curtis Brooks
A Country of Immigrants
Colorado attorneys on what it means to be an immigrant practicing law in the U.S.
'Some Kind of Difference'
Igor Raykin spent a decade teaching underserved kids before entering education law