The Pulse

The next major renewable energy permitting fight is about whether a federal review process can be paused indefinitely. In Renewable...

On June 26, 2026, China's legislature passed amendments to the PRC Trademark Law which take effect January 1, 2027. The changes reflect...

A recent US District Court for the District of Alaska ruling is a reminder that in Alaska project development, land status can be...

The antitrust battle over algorithmic pricing took another turn with the revival of a class action against several Atlantic City hotels...

As a real estate attorney, I watch the ups and downs of the Aspen real estate market with a certain detachment—clients come to us for...

Third in a series on what 1,446 pages of FOIA-ed IRS cannabis training materials reveal. The first post in this series covered the IRS's...

My experience says “harder,” and that experience is reinforced to some extent, but also challenged to some extent, by an analysis...

Colorado has made it even easier for voters to cast their ballots in elections. Employees whose work schedules would prohibit them from...

Part of the barrier to widespread adoption of employee ownership trusts (EOTs) in the United States is the lack of a clear transaction...

Colorado raised the ceiling on C-PACE—and it's worth a close look if you're financing or developing commercial real estate in the state....

On July 22, 2026, the Department of the Interior's Office of Natural Resources Revenue (ONRR) published a Federal Register Notice...

A recent decision by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Havlik v. University of Chicago highlights the importance of promptly...