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Sarah Huber

Salt Lake City
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Leading with empathy on elder law: Marco Chayet

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By Sarah Huber
| Law Week Colorado Verified
Marco Chayet/Courtesy Image A pioneer in the field of elder law, Marco Chayet’s career testifies to the belief that law is at its best when it protects the vulnerable. As founder and managing partner of Chayet & Danzo, Chayet has spent three decades demonstrating that the most complex legal puzzles require as much emotional intelligence as legal acumen. A Family Legacy Chayet’s understanding of the human stakes of law is rooted in personal experience.
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Federal Appeals dismissal clears path for merits fight over Colorado drug price cap

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By Sarah Huber
| Law Week Colorado Verified
The federal appeals court’s dismissal of Amgen’s challenge in June has closed the procedural chapter of a case that once threatened to derail Colorado’s drug pricing regime — and opened the door to the first real merits test of the state’s authority to cap prescription drug prices.
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AI shifts compliance landscape

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By Sarah Huber
| Law Week Colorado Verified
As Colorado refines its approach to regulating artificial intelligence in the workplace, employers and their advising attorneys are confronting a fast-moving legal landscape. New research from Littler shows that 84% of U.S. employers expect AI-related policy changes to impact their businesses in the next year. This is double the share noted in the same in Littler’s 2025 survey (42%), underscoring how quickly the issue has moved from emerging concern to top priority.
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