Attorneys John Clune and Ashlyn Hare—alongside Rebecca Peterson-Fisher of Katz Banks Kumin LLP—filed an objection to the House v. NCAA settlement on behalf of 10 former and current female college athletes asserting that the proposed damages violate Title IX and under compensate female athletes.

Hutchinson Black and Cook, LLC, on behalf of two University of Colorado (“CU”) student-members of Students for Justice in Palestine, filed a First Amendment lawsuit concerning the University’s retaliation against the students for participating in a peaceful pro-Palestine protest on October 3, 2024.

Hutchinson Black and Cook LLC is honored to be recognized in the 2025 Best Law Firms® rankings at both national and metropolitan levels.

Estate planning isn't just about distributing assets to loved ones—it’s also an important step to ensure the well-being of your pets after you have passed.

Announced today, 10 HBC attorneys are recognized in the 2025 editions of The Best Lawyers in America®.

On Monday, August 12, a Boulder County district court judge ruled in favor of plaintiffs Yellow Scene Magazine and Jeannette Orozco, represented by Hutchinson Black and Cook attorneys Dan Williams, Matthew Simonsen, and Ashlyn Hare.

Hutchinson Black and Cook is proud to announce that four attorneys have been selected to the 2024 Colorado Super Lawyers and the 2024 Colorado Rising Stars lists.

On International Women’s Day and to help celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re honoring four pioneer female athletes—and the laws that shaped the state of women in sports.