Blogs

22 July, 2026

Idaho’s New ADU Law Creates Uncertainty for Existing HOA Restrictions

Effective July 1, 2026, Idaho significantly expanded protections for accessory dwelling units (“ADUs”). Senate Bill 1354 not only limits how cities may regulate ADUs, it also…

Peter J. Smith IV Director

12 May, 2026

Building What’s Next: A Founder’s Perspective on Law Firm Succession and Growth

As partner retirements accelerate and client relationships define firm value, succession planning is more necessary than ever. It separates firms that will transition successfully from those…

Daniel M. Reilly Director

10 April, 2026

Colorado Supreme Court Clarifies Public Works Claims—Legislature Reinforces the Result

Fennemore is pleased to highlight a significant and favorable development for Colorado’s construction industry. On April 6, 2026, the Colorado Supreme Court issued a landmark decision…

Fennemore Company

Lithium, Critical Minerals, and the Mine-To-Market Regulatory Challenge in Nevada

Nevada Lawyer April 2026, State Bar of Nevada, reprinted with permission. Nevada has a long-standing history rooted in mining. What is new, and legally consequential, is…

Fennemore Company

1 April, 2026

Surging Gold Prices and Demand for Critical Minerals Raises the Stakes for Mining Claims

For claimants with unpatented mining claims, now is a good time to assess legal risks. Rising metal prices and renewed focus on domestic mineral supplies have…

Fennemore Company

25 March, 2026

The Hidden Fault Lines in Colorado Construction Insurance

Construction insurance is not a predictable risk—it is an escalating one. Claims are rising in both frequency and severity, driven by labor shortages, increasing project complexity,…

Fennemore Company