Posted January 28, 2026.
We’re pleased to share that partner Daniel Glasser and senior paralegal Mark Walker have had their article, “Fostering a Business-Friendly Climate: Is It Time for Colorado to Consider Specialized Courts of Chancery?”, published in the January/February 2026 issue of Colorado Lawyer.
This thought-provoking article explores an important and emerging topic in Colorado business courts—whether Colorado should adopt a specialized court system for commercial and corporate cases.
Currently, only a few states have a dedicated Court of Chancery. As Colorado continues to position itself as a leading hub for innovation and business growth, the structure of its judicial system for corporate disputes is a critical component of the broader economic and legal ecosystem. Colorado’s current approach to business litigation assigns complex commercial cases randomly across general district courts—a model that may hinder consistency, expertise, and efficiency in decision-making.
The article adds valuable perspective to ongoing conversations surrounding judicial specialization and business-climate reform. The authors explain the features and benefits of specialized business courts, address common criticisms, and discuss the potential economic and judicial advantages of such reforms.
Please join us in congratulating Dan and Mark on their recent publication.
Read the full article here:
https://cl.cobar.org/departments/fostering-a-business-friendly-climate/
