Stephen Bardol

Colorado’s AI Act Is Dead. Long Live Colorado’s AI Act.

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It was supposed to be the most consequential AI regulation in the United States. Two years of political battles, two deadline delays, a federal court injunction, a lawsuit from Elon Musk, and an intervention by the Department of Justice later , Colorado’s landmark AI Act has been repealed, replaced and is now scheduled to take effect January 1, 2027.

If you blinked, you missed most of it. But if you’re advising clients who use AI to make decisions affecting employees, customers, or borrowers, you cannot afford to blink again.

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Law Grad’s Job Rejection Saga Goes Viral When Even Barista Gigs Say “Motion Denied”

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Law World’s Entry-Level Crisis James Harrison’s post-graduation career plan had all the confidence of a first-year associate citing Supreme Court precedent. Then reality delivered a summary judgment. >> Inhouse Jobs, Criminal Law, Estates, Property – See the LawFuel Law Jobs Network The 22-year-old University of Lincoln law graduate found himself drowning in rejection notices faster

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7 Questions to Ask a Divorce Lawyer

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Stephen Bardoll* When dealing with a life-altering event like divorce, it’s essential to have a seasoned professional by your side. When meeting with lawyer for the first time, these are some questions you may consider asking: 1. Do you Regularly Handle Divorce Cases? Ask the lawyer about their experience in handling divorce cases. Inquire about

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