Super Lawyers magazine in 2011
By posted in Firm News on Monday, April 11, 2011 Qusair Mohamedbhai nominated to rising star in civil rights by Super Lawyers magazine in 2011. Read More
Martinez family lawsuit: Members of Mexican band say Denver cops mistakenly beat them
Qusair Mohamedbhai, an attorney who defended the family against the assault accusations and is handling the suit in conjunction with Lane, describes the Martinez's as "a family Mexican band. They've…
Beaten Denver Jail Inmate Sues Now-Fired Deputy and City
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Thursday, July 8, 2010 A Denver City Jail inmate who was beaten by a former sheriff’s deputy has filed a federal lawsuit claiming the…
Beaten Denver jail inmate sues now-fired deputy and city
A Denver City Jail inmate who was beaten by a former sheriff's deputy has filed a federal lawsuit claiming the city has a "deliberate indifference" to a pattern of unconstitutional…
Mead: UW needs speaker ‘filter’
The University of Wyoming should put some kind of "filter" in place to determine who can speak on campus, Matt Mead, Republican gubernatorial candidate and former U.S. attorney for Wyoming,…
4 cleared in gay-marriage-ban protest
Four of five people arrested for protesting in Denver's marriage-license office over the California Supreme Court's decision to uphold a same-sex marriage ban were acquitted of all charges Friday. A…
Churchill in Court to Ask to Teach Again at CU
By posted in Civil Rights on Wednesday, July 1, 2009 DENVER | Ward Churchill, the former Colorado professor fired after comparing some Sept. 11 victims to a Nazi, testified Wednesday…
JOHNSON: DNC protest trials a bit trying
By the time I walked out of the courthouse late Wednesday, the person I felt the most sorry for was, oddly, the judge. By her own count, she has 55…
Denver’s Ultimate Persecution of Columbus Day Resisters Begins Tomorrow Vindictive Trial of the Elderly and Disabled Shows City’s True Colors
On Wednesday morning, May 28, at 8:30am, in Courtroom 117M in the City and County Building, 1437 Bannock Street, Denver, the City of Denver will begin its final round of…
CSU newspaper editor keeps job, admonished for profanity
J. David McSwane, the editor who caused an uproar for allowing the F-word to run in Colorado State University's student newspaper, will keep his job, a student-run governing board ruled…