MHC Networking Happy Hour with Pickleball
A networking event with pickleball, food and drinks.
Register NowThe Mile High Chapter of the ALA promotes and enhances the competence of legal management teams — improving the quality of management in law firms and representing legal management to the broader community.
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Why join
No one should navigate today's legal market alone. The Mile High Chapter is how Colorado's administrators figure out what's working, what isn't, and where the role is headed.
Compare notes with 160+ administrators who understand the job — listservs, retreats, and a real network.
Year-round sessions on the issues moving the legal industry: AI adoption, talent, financials, and operations.
Award-winning chapter, Region 4 representation, and a direct line to ALA national programs.
Vetted vendor relationships and pricing built specifically for Colorado law firm leaders.

A message from our president
The legal industry is in the middle of a real shift — AI is reshaping how work gets done, firms are consolidating, and the pressure on administrators to deliver more with less has rarely been higher.
For more than 160 members across Colorado's legal market, the MHC of the ALA has always been a place to compare notes with people who understand the job. That kind of community isn't a nice-to-have; it's how we figure out what's working.
Upcoming events
A networking event with pickleball, food and drinks.
Register NowSave the date for the fall retreat in beautiful Snowmass, Colorado. More details to come.
Save the DateMile High Chapter Education Session, January 21, 2027.
Save the Date
Mile High ALA fosters a strong climate of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in law firm culture — through educational content, awareness of current events, and relationship-building opportunities that promote an inclusive working environment.
We listen, engage, and work for a better world by celebrating a respectful professional network where members have freedom to grow — regardless of race, gender, age, religion, identity, sexual orientation, neurodiversity, disability status, experience, background, or viewpoint.
Visit the DEIA Resource Hub
Our Community Relations Committee has partnered with Be the Source — a Colorado agency supporting foster, kinship, and adoptive families, and the children in their care.
Founded in 2016 by foster and adoptive parents Renee and Brian Bernhard, Be the Source addresses critical gaps in support for caregivers and vulnerable children across Colorado's child welfare system.
Questions? Contact Brian Bernhard, Immediate Past President — brian.bernhard@dentons.com.
Recognition & Resources
The 2025 MHALA Salary and Benefits Survey is now available, with member pricing in the member area.

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Membership opens education, the salary survey, listserv access, retreats, and a network of administrators who've solved the problem you're facing right now.