When a group of Colorado lawyers saw how many small businesses were financially struggling, they joined together to offer their legal services – free of charge.
DENVER — After months in a pandemic and weeks of debilitating restrictions, hundreds of small businesses are financially struggling and many are on the brink of shutting down for good.
That’s what inspired a group of Colorado lawyers to come together and create the Colorado COVID Legal Relief (CCLR) partnership, offering small businesses legal assistance for free.
The services have helped 130 small businesses already, like Jitters’ Java in Durango.
“I have local and organic coffee,” said Aimee Beauregard, the owner of Jitters’ Java. “I make baked goods. I’m a one-woman…
