Campaign Integrity Watchdog Notches Another Appellate Win
An organization that has been taking nonprofits to court for campaign finance violations got another win on appeal.
In an unpublished opinion delivered May 30,...
Court Opinions- Jun 3, 2019
Town of Breckenridge v. Egencia
Justice Melissa Hart did not participate in the case, which resulted in a 3-3 split among the Supreme Court justices....
Supreme Court Deadlocked on Breckenridge Tax Case
It took less than three weeks for the Colorado Supreme Court to know it wasn’t going to reach a decision in Breckenridge’s tax case...
Case Law Around Frozen Embryo Ownership Begins to Develop
A body of Colorado case law around frozen embryos as marital property is beginning to emerge. The Court of Appeals released an opinion May...
Court Opinions- May 27, 2019
People v. Anderson
The People petitioned for review of the Court of Appeals’ judgment vacating Richard Anderson’s conviction for attempted extreme indifference murder.
Anderson had...
Can a Search by a Drug Dog Violate Constitutional Rights?
The Colorado Supreme Court struggled with the interplay between federal and Colorado law governing marijuana in a 4-3 decision where the underlying case didn’t...
Hospital Malpractice Case Results in $3M Verdict
Attorneys David Woodruff and Henry Miniter of Denver Trial Lawyers received a $2.8 million verdict from a jury for their client, who suffered permanent...
Court Opinions- May 20, 2019
People v. Porter
Reginald Porter, just months after being released from Department of Corrections custody for a prior conviction, robbed and attempted to sexually assault...
Breckenridge, Online Travel Companies Argue at Supreme Court
In the world of e-commerce, it’s become tricky to define who does what in many transactions. It can be even trickier to nail down...
Court Opinions- May 13, 2019
Bermel v. BlueRadios, Inc.
In this case, the court was asked to determine whether the economic loss rule bars a statutory claim for civil theft...