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2nd Circuit Climate Ruling May Indicate Trouble for Colorado Cases

A decision by a New York-based federal appeals court has raised the prospect that litigation filed by two Colorado counties and the city of...
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Colorado Supreme Court Clarifies Questions in Workers’ Comp Cases

A dissent in an April 12 Colorado Supreme Court opinion asks the legislature to clarify an issue within Colorado’s Workers’ Compensation Act
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10th Circuit Breaks From Other Circuits on Qualified Immunity

A change to state law last year removed qualified immunity as a possible defense in civil cases brought against police officers. However, the 10th...

Supreme Court Ends Crucial Software Copyright Fight

The Supreme Court's decision in a copyright dispute between Google and Oracle gives direction, if not a clear rule for similar disputes
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Supreme Court Considers NCAA Antitrust Case

The Supreme Court on March 31 heard the first antitrust dispute involving the NCAA to reach the nation’s highest tribunal in 37 years
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Colorado Supreme Court Hears April Oral Arguments

The Colorado Supreme Court is hearing arguments about whether pole-camera surveillance constitutes a warrantless search
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Colorado Lawsuit Becomes Linchpin in Grubhub Class Actions

Eyes are now on Colorado after an Illinois judge ordered a stay in proceedings last week in a potential class-action lawsuit against food delivery...
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Supreme Court Set to Hear Takings Case

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments March 22 in a case that could subject a wide variety of routine government regulatory functions to the requirements of the takings clause.
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Colorado Supreme Court Finds High-Speed Bill Reading Unconstitutional

The Colorado Supreme Court held that a high-speed bill reading during the General Assembly’s 2019 session didn’t comply with the Colorado Constitution.
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10th Circuit Walks Back En Banc Grant for Bump Stocks Case

In a move described by litigants as “unusual,” the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals revoked its decision to hear oral arguments en banc —...