Towards Justice

A new lawsuit from Towards Justice alleges that the state has been failing to follow the rules that apply to every other business in Colorado by not paying its workers minimum wage. Workers deserve a living wage, no matter who they work for.

State employee sues Colorado for ignoring Denver’s minimum wage Jenny Telles was making a dollar less than Denver's minimum wage at the statewide Department of Revenue.

Huge victory for debtors as the Colorado Supreme Court holds debt collectors have to prove they own the debts they're trying to collect. Proud to represent co-amici Center for Responsible Lending, National Association of Consumer Advocates, National Consumer Law Center and Public Justice on a brief with Colorado Legal Services.

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Surveillance pricing is creepy and predatory. Our policymakers must do more to protect regular people from corporate pick-pocketing. Watch below to learn more.

We Found The Radical Solution To Surveillance Pricing DoorDash has patented a system that lets companies offer promotiona...

So grateful to Reps Rutinel and Velasco! They moved HB26-1054 through the Colorado House, modeling what it looks like to stand up for worker safety and fill the gaps in worker protection created by the Trump administration. On to the Senate!

Algorithmic decision systems impact some of the most important decisions affecting our lives. We should know when that is happening, and be able to hold Big Tech accountable when systemic bias infects their systems and our lives. Michelle Dally explains the stakes in this op-ed:

AI ended my career, but it doesn’t have to be this way (Opinion) Derek Mobley, a black man in California, applied to hundreds of jobs and often received rejections within minutes or the very next day, suggesting human eyes never read his applications. That lawsuit is now a class action, and I’ve joined i…