Earlier this month, several Welborn team members attended the Ludeman Family Center for Women's Health Research Annual Community Event. Welborn was a Sustaining Sponsor of the luncheon, entitled "Unlocking Wellness: The Power of Innovation in Women's Health" and...
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A Grand Slam for Team Spirit!
At Welborn, we believe in working hard to play hard! We embrace building a strong, connected team that goes beyond the office walls. We took the whole firm out to a Colorado Rockies game and enjoyed a perfect evening of baseball, camaraderie, and family. ⚾ 🧢 Events...
Team Bonding with a Splash of Creativity!
At Welborn, we know that a strong team isn’t built solely in the courtroom or at the conference table; it’s also forged through shared experiences, laughter, and a little artistic flair.🍷 🎨 Last week, our staff traded legal documents for paintbrushes at a...
Welborn’s Kathleen Pritchard secures a win for ranching clients
Image courtesy of ABC 8 On July 17, 2025, Welborn attorney Kathleen Pritchard secured a hard-fought win before the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission on behalf of two ranching clients seeking compensation for calves killed by wolves. Despite initial denials by CPW...
Welborn Shareholder Mallory Hasbrook Selected to IEL’s 8th Leadership Class
Welborn is proud to announce that shareholder Mallory Hasbrook has been selected to the 8th Leadership Class of the Institute for Energy Law. The 2025–26 program is composed of 43 rising professionals. Learn more about the program on the IEL website....
Anthony Roeber selected as the CBA Trustee to The Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law
Congratulations to Anthony Roeber for being selected as the Colorado Bar Association Trustee to The Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law. Read more here.
Welcome to Welborn’s two summer associates!
Welborn extends a warm welcome to our 2025 summer associates, Anna Hulse and Bella Pantoja. Anna is a law student at the University of Denver - Sturm College of Law and is the Managing Editor of the University of Denver Water Law Review. Bella is a law student at the...
Did Congress inadvertently close the door on easing the listing of the Gunnison Sage Grouse?
Did Congress inadvertently close the door on easing the listing of the Gunnison Sage Grouse? In the Cromnibus (FY 2015 appropriations) Congress in a rider prohibited Interior from writing or issuing any final listing rule under Section 4 of the Endangered Species Act...
What Congress Just Did to Help Fill the Helium Gap – Something to Celebrate (Even without Balloons)
While most people were watching whether the Land and Water Conservation Fund would be reauthorized in the John D. Dingell, Jr. Conservation Management, and Recreation Act (Dingell Act), a few of us were hoping the long-sought “helium fix” would at last make it across...
The Uncertain Future of the Clean Power Plan under the Trump Administration
Since the Obama Administration announced its implementation in August of 2015, the Clean Power Plan (“CPP”) has managed to survive despite the many challenges brought against it. The Environmental Protection Agency (the “EPA”) rule was the centerpiece of the Obama...
Utah Congressman Rob Bishop Promises to Release Public Lands Initiative Bill
For the past several years, Congressman Rob Bishop (R), representing Utah’s 1st Congressional District, has been promising to reveal a bill encapsulating what he calls the “Utah Public Lands Initiative.” His ambitious plan involves bringing together key state and...