Court Opinions- Oct 26, 2020

People v. Magana Christopher Magana appealed the judgment of conviction entered on jury verdicts finding him guilty of 18 counts of arson and one count...

Attorneys Win $2.45 Million Verdict for Client Injured in Wheelchair Transport Accident

Attorneys from Dan Caplis Law earlier this month won a $2.45 million verdict for an elderly client who was injured in a wheelchair transport...
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals building in Denver, also known as the Byron White building.

10th Circuit: IRS Can Audit Marijuana Information

In one of several cases over the past years surrounding the Internal Revenue Service’s ability to investigate and impose tax consequences on marijuana-related business...
Colorado Court of Appeals

In Stalking Statute, Texting and Calls Considered ‘Contact’

The Colorado Court of Appeals in a recent opinion found the term “contacts” in the Colorado Stalking laws includes both phone calls and text...
Opioid Bottles

Opioid Maker Will Pay Out $1.6 billion in Settlement with States

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced last week that opioid maker Mallinckrodt will pay $1.6 billion in a settlement to remedy the effects of...
Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center

Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Government Immunity Cases

The Colorado Supreme Court on Oct. 13 heard arguments in two cases that shed light on the tension between the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act and...

Court Opinions- Oct 19, 2020

Smith v. Surgery Center Robbin Smith visited SpineOne Spine & Sport Medical Clinic for an evaluation of her back pain. She scheduled a series of...

Man Gets 304-Year Sentence

A Douglas County district court judge has imposed a human trafficking sentence that is the second-longest in state history. Judge Theresa Slade ordered Oct. 8...
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals building in Denver, also known as the Byron White building.

10th Circuit Revives TABOR Challenge

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday granted en banc review of a case that could nullify the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights.  The case,...
U.S. Supreme Court

Cases of Note in U.S. Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court has begun hearing oral arguments scheduled for its October session using the same format used for May teleconference arguments, where...