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Recent Suits Take Aim at City Short-Term Rental Regulations

Homeowners and companies have been pushing back against local government efforts to regulate short-term rentals.
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Speciality Spotlight: Cracking the Chiropractic Defense

Compared to representing doctors and nurses, chiropractic medical malpractice defense involves some unique considerations.
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Expert Advice on Wildfire Law

Legal issues continue to arise concerning wildfires in Colorado.
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Colorado Legal Services’ First Monthly Report Spotlights Spike in ID Requests

Colorado Legal Services is on track to represent a record high number of clients seeking help obtaining identification this year.

Colorado’s Universal Pre-K Program Faces Legal Challenges

The same week Colorado’s universal pre-K program rolled out, the state faced two lawsuits challenging parts of it.

Legal Issues: Unions Continue Making Waves Across U.S.

Union issues are continuing to make headlines across the country whether it’s in Hollywood or in Colorado where public defenders unionized in 2022.

AG and Vail Corporation Settle Over Snowmaker Water Leak

Colorado and Vail Corp. reached a $275,000 settlement to resolve claims connected to the accidental release of contaminated water in 2021.

Union Sues Over State Sick Leave Law Settlement with Southwest

A union claims a settlement agreement between Southwest and Colorado around state sick leave requirements is invalid.

HOA Law: Expert Advice

According to a 2021-2022 report from the Foundation for Community Association Research, there were 358,000 community associations in the U.S. in 2021.

Former San Luis Valley DA Accused in Lawsuit of Cooking Up Criminal Charges Against...

A former DA and others are accused of pursuing false embezzlement charges against a political rival, according to a federal lawsuit.