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Sarah Huber

Salt Lake City
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How Faegre Drinker deployed firm-wide AI, shattering the age myth

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By Sarah Huber
| Law Week Colorado Verified
It’s become the norm for law firms nationwide to launch pilot program after pilot program, testing generative artificial intelligence platforms to see if the technology does what it claims. Yet at Faegre Drinker, the time for testing is over. The firm recently made the leap from limited trials to full enterprise-wide deployment, rolling out both Microsoft Copilot and the legal-specific AI platform Harvey to its entire workforce.
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For Colorado IP lawyers, China work has become a two-way street

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By Sarah Huber
| Law Week Colorado Verified
Colorado companies have long looked to China as both a manufacturing hub and a critical market, but the legal relationship is changing. Denver intellectual property attorneys say they are increasingly representing Chinese companies seeking to enforce patents, trademarks and trade secrets in the United States — a shift that reflects China’s emergence as a global innovator and that is reshaping how Colorado lawyers advise clients with international operations.
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Beyond the headlines: A Supreme Court reshaping boundaries

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By Sarah Huber
| Law Week Colorado Verified
US Supreme Court/Photo by Alex Demas/U.S. Geological Survey The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2025–26 term reshaped constitutional boundaries governing executive authority while expanding First Amendment protections.
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