During the 2026 legislative session, Colorado lawmakers significantly amended the Consumer Protections for Artificial Intelligence Act (SB24-205) and, among other things, decreased the burden on employers who use artificial intelligence (“AI”) to make important...
There is a serious and growing water crisis in Colorado and six other states, which promises to dominate headlines in the coming months. As BHGR’s own Peter Nichols, a water law lawyer and special counsel to the Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District and...
With unprecedentedly low snowpack and high temperatures over the last year creating severe drought conditions,[1] potential water shortages and water restrictions are on everyone’s mind in Colorado right now. Colorado’s water system and the laws that govern it are...
Companies are rapidly expanding their use of artificial intelligence (AI) to generate business images, digital and online content, videos, website, apps, and software programs. The U.S. Copyright Office is actively examining copyright issues raised by AI, including...
A civil case is a legal dispute between individuals, businesses, organizations, and/or public entities where one or more of the parties seek monetary damages, compensation for injuries, or an injunction rather than criminal punishment. In most cases, monetary damages...
A party to a civil case in a Colorado District Court[1] may seek summary judgment following the procedure found in Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 56 (Colo. R. Civ. P. 56).[2] This article answers six frequently asked questions about summary judgment What is summary...
