On August 11, 2026, the Colorado Department of Law published its much anticipated Automated Decision-Making Technology (ADMT) and Conversational AI Service Rules (the “Draft Rules”). The ADMT Draft Rules provide guidance on the newly amended Colorado AI Act.
The Draft
On August 11, 2026, the Colorado Department of Law published its much anticipated Automated Decision-Making Technology (ADMT) and Conversational AI Service Rules (the “Draft Rules”). The ADMT Draft Rules provide guidance on the newly amended Colorado AI Act.
The Draft
“Before the surgery, he said, ‘It’s weird to me that you’d do this, because you’re someone who preaches embracing who you are.’ The confusing thing is that he’s very ‘black pill,’ which is a trend that says you need to
Defending Against Strangulation Charges In Colorado Second-Degree Assault CasesBy H. Michael Steinberg, A Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer – Practicing Colorado Criminal Law from both sides for over 40 years.What “Strangulation” Means Under Colorado Law (And Why It’s Charged as Second-Degree
The Wisne July 31 Orders
On July 8, 2026, a group of Division I athletes led by Brock Wisne sued the NCAA, challenging the implementation of the new five-year eligibility model. The plaintiffs alleged that the NCAA unlawfully excluded athletes
House Bill 26-1283 (“Protections Regarding Seizures of Identification Documents”), signed by Governor Jared Polis on June 3, 2026, sharply limits when a Colorado employer may demand, keep, or control an employee’s or applicant’s government-issued ID. The new law carries both
“Do as I say, not as I do.”
That may as well have been the management philosophy at United Food & Commercial Workers Local 7.
Earlier this week, an NLRB administrative law judge found that UFCW Local 7 unlawfully suspended
The state of Colorado now prohibits employers from demanding, confiscating, retaining or otherwise requiring employees, job applicants and other individuals performing or seeking to perform work (including seasonal employees or migrant workers) to surrender their government-issued identification cards.
Under the
By H. Michael Steinberg, A Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer – Practicing Colorado Criminal Law from both sides for over 40 years.Introduction:Colorado Investigators May Not Realize They Are Biased.Query: What Is Confirmation Bias, and Will It Affect My Case?“The human understanding
The Supreme Court’s decision in Flowers Foods v. Brock expands the FAA transportation worker exemption, affecting arbitration agreements across industries.
