Courts

Court Opinions: Colorado Supreme Court Opinions for March 27

The Colorado Supreme Court made multiple rulings March 27 including one concerning a Batson challenge.
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SCOTUS Agrees to Hear ADA ‘Tester’ Standing Appeal

The case asks the court to resolve a circuit split stemming from a serial plaintiff who considers herself an ADA “tester.”

Court Opinions: Presiding Disciplinary Judge Opinion for Feb. 14, March 20

Colorado’s Presiding Disciplinary Judge suspended two attorneys, Michael Yi and Andrew Newell, effective April 15 and April 24 respectively.

Court Opinion: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinion for March 23

The Colorado Court of Appeals unanimously affirmed a judgment connected to the private search doctrine.

Court Opinions: Presiding Disciplinary Judge Opinion for March 15

Colorado’s Presiding Disciplinary Judge on March 15 suspended an attorney and ordered her to pay $4,000 in restitution.
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Colorado Supreme Court Grants Petition in Mineral Interest Case

The Colorado Supreme Court granted a petition for writ of certiorari March 20 in a case connected to the common law centerline presumption and mineral interests. 
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10th Circuit to Hear State Law Questions, Colorado Antitrust Case and More Next Week

Among the more than 50 cases that will be argued are Colorado insurance law questions, a dismissed civil antitrust suit and more.

Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for March 16

The Colorado Court of Appeals made multiple rulings this week in cases connected to a presentence report, economic loss rule and lis pendens.
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Two Supreme Court Appeals Could Change the Internet as We Know It

Two Supreme Court appeals over Section 230 could have significant impacts on internet platforms moving forward.
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SCOTUS to Hear Case Connected to 10th Circuit Trademark Decision

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case March 21 involving trademarks and a decision from the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.