Court Opinions- Apr 16, 2018
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Gadeco v. Grynberg
The Colorado Supreme Court considered whether Jack Grynberg impliedly waived the physician-patient privilege by either requesting specific performance of a contract or...
Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in People v. Ray
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The Colorado Supreme Court heard oral arguments last week in People v. Ray, a death penalty case concerning the language of instructions given to...
When Statutes Collide
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The torch has passed to the Colorado Supreme Court to settle an apparent conflict in both case law and statute about the question of...
Court Opinions- Apr 09, 2018
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People v. Fortson
A jury found Ricardo Fortson guilty of one count of sexual assault on a child based on alleged sexual intercourse with a...
I-70 Expansion Project to Continue Despite Challenge
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An order handed down by the Colorado federal district court last week cleared a major hurdle for defendants in the ongoing case to halt...
EPA Water Rule Challenge to Continue for 13 States
A federal judge in North Dakota cleared the way for several states to challenge a rule that gives the federal government jurisdiction over water...
Water, Water, Everywhere – Except the West
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After a 16 year-battle to preserve federal water transfer rules, Western states and water providers can finally rejoice. Late last month, the U.S. Supreme...
Ocwen Seeks New Trial After $400k Verdict Loss
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Persistent errors in a Parker woman’s credit report culminated in a six-figure verdict against her mortgage loan company. But the company is looking to...
Court Opinions- Mar 26, 2018
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People v. Washam
Prosecutors charged James Washam with 12 counts of sexual assault on a child. In the information, a portion of the charged date...
Court Takes Rare Look at Age-Old Property Dispute
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The Colorado Supreme Court looked back nearly 400 years and across the pond to a pair of property law cases from 17th century England...