Court Opinions- Feb 04, 2019
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LeHouillier v. Gallegos
Della Gallegos fell ill with a brain tumor in 2009. She later came to find out that Dr. Steven Hughes failed to...
Auto Dealers Challenge Rulemaking for Vehicle Emissions Standards
Colorado auto dealers are suing the state, saying it didn’t follow rulemaking processes when it set its vehicle emissions standards last year.
The Colorado Air...
Court Opinions- Jan 28, 2019
Colorado Supreme Court Opinions for January 21
People v. Wood
Patrick Wood was convicted of second-degree murder and four other charges after killing the assistant manager...
10th Circuit Hears Case on Freedom of Presidential Electors
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Three presidential electors have sued the Colorado Department of State in an attempt to strike down a state law requiring them to vote for...
Federal Appellate Court Considers ‘Right to Bail’
While bail reform efforts across the country seek alternatives to cash bail, appellants in a case that went before the 10th Circuit Court of...
Court Opinions- Jan 21, 2019
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Colorado v. Medved
John and Debra Medved challenged the Colorado Department of Revenue on the claim that the statute of limitations period ended for their...
Colorado Supreme Court Delivers Win for Oil and Gas Drillers
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The Colorado Supreme Court delivered a win for oil and gas drillers Monday with a decision in favor of the state Oil and Gas...
Au Pair Class Action Settles
In early January, Denver legal nonprofit Towards Justice and Boies Schiller Flexner announced they reached a $65.5 million settlement in a class action lawsuit...
Court Opinions- Jan 14, 2019
People v. Irving
De’Twan Irving, a member of the Rollin 60s branch of the Crips gang, was convicted of second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit...
A Simple Fact Pattern With Muddy Interpretations
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Do attorneys who carry out nonjudicial foreclosures meet the definition of “debt collectors” under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act? The courts of appeals...


