The Seen

We’ve all had the experience of working for something for so long, that when you finally achieve it, you don’t know what to do. That is how Lewis Bess Williams & Weese attorney Steve Imig felt about making shareholder. “I feel a little like my dog when it caught a squirrel,” Steve told us over a beer [...]

En Garde By James Carlson Photos by Sarah Overbeck LAW WEEK COLORADO “Ready … fence!” For a moment, the swordsmen are still. Then, the 6-foot, 3-inch man takes a measured step. Then two quick ones. His opponent advances too. And it’s a piranha frenzy in the middle, all feet thrashing, swords clashing, clanging metal echoing [...]

DENVER—The Fifth Annual Sean May Memorial Run/Walk will be held on Saturday, May 11, at Barr Lake State Park in Brighton. The run was created to honor May, a chief deputy district attorney with the 17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office who was shot to death in his backyard when he was returning home from work [...]

On a Friday evening at the Rialto Cafe, Barefoot on the Town caught up some of the most interesting law students we’ve ever met. The 1L students had just finished round one interviews as a part of the Diversity Clerkship Program organized by the Colorado Pledge to Diversity Legal Group. The event was hosted by [...]

Time goes by so quickly…the last time we sat down with our friend Jay Kamlet of Lathrop & Gage, he treated us to coffee at St. Mark’s Coffeehouse. This past week, he traded in the coffee for fountain soda at his newly opened LawBank – a collaborative office community designed exclusively for independent lawyers and [...]