The dog days of summer, when Congress is absent, usually slow down when it comes to rulemaking. This year the upcoming presidential election has further diffused issues. But according to Leah Dempsey...

In today's episode of Brownstein's podcast series on master-planned communities, Shareholder Greg Vallin talks to two industry experts—Brock Smethills...

Republicans are in the fight of their lives for the soul of their party, a battle that will have profound implications for our democracy. Three sides have emerged: the good, the bad and the ugly.

On Sept. 10, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump participated in the first presidential debate since Harris became the Democratic nominee.

Building owners and landlords should understand both the potential consequences of agreeing to such a provision and the available alternatives to ensure losses are recoverable.

After winning a trifecta in last month's elections, Republicans plan on passing most of their agenda through reconciliation.

On Tuesday, May 18, the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Oversight held a hearing on taxpayer fairness at the Internal Revenue Service.

Issues discussed during the hearing include the IRS's information technology needs, the agency's staffing challenges and its efforts to combat tax evasion and reduce the tax gap.

May 9 marked the start of the bicameral conference to negotiate the House-passed USICA and Senate-passed COMPETES Act—both designed to counter China's growing global influence and improve U.S. competitiveness.

A panel made up of Brownstein policy directors that worked in President Trump's first administration come together for a candid conversation about the 2024 election results before turning to what's

With the rise of Big Tech and social media, privacy advocates have rung the alarm on how these large organizations treat their users' data.

The 2024 election is upon us. Colorado's ballots are in the mail and the Colorado Blue Book is already in voters' hands. Join Brownstein's Sarah Mercer, David Meschke and Rosa Baum...

The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning Chevron deference has significant implications for many industries.

It's no secret that attainable housing is becoming difficult to find. In this episode, members of Brownstein's Condominium and Planned Community practice talk through the complex...

Drought, climate change, and new regulatory forces, like the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act ("SGMA"), are bringing change to California's land uses...

On Oct. 1, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) participated in the first and only vice-presidential debate. The event took place in New York City and was hosted by CBS without an in-person audience.

Metro districts are a key part of new housing development in Colorado. Tune in as Brownstein's Corey Zurbuch speaks with Robert Rogers, shareholder at White Bear Ankele Tanaka & Waldro...

As part of their continuing podcast series looking into tax policy in 2025, Russ Sullivan and Rosemary Becchi dive into changes to 199-A regulations.

COVID destabilized many commercial landlords, leading many tenants to focus on how to protect themselves from non-performing landlords. From doing due diligence on potential landlords...

The Senate Finance Committee released its draft tax provisions on Dec. 11 for the Build Back Better Act (BBBA). This draft is substantively similar to the House