Connecting You to the Latest in Colorado Law : : Colorado Bar Association Continuing Legal Education
The Colorado State Judicial Branch has been continuing its efforts to keep the JDF forms up-to-date. In May, one form was revised for use in domestic and family law cases. Practitioners should begin using the new form immediately.
Most forms are available in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) and Microsoft Word formats; many are also available as Word and Excel templates. Download the new form from State Judicial’s individual forms pages, or below.
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Solo Tip Tuesday: Move Outlook Emails to Your Hard Drive with Acrobat
This week, I’ve created a video tutorial to demonstrate how to use Adobe Acrobat to move emails out of Microsoft Outlook onto your hard drive. Click here to read more.
The United States District Court for the District of Colorado announced formal adoption of a pilot program that creates a panel of attorneys who agree to accept pro bono appointments to represent pro se litigants of limited financial means in civil cases before the court. Common case types include employment discrimination, Social Security disability appeals, prisoner’s rights (§ 1983 or Bivens), civil rights, and consumer rights/credit reporting/foreclosure cases.
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals published its opinion in United States v. Clark on Tuesday, June 18, 2013.
On Tuesday, June 18, 2013, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals issued one published opinion and two unpublished opinions.
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