Tag:Colorado Legislature

State Bill Special Report: Constitutional rights, firearms and veterans

Since the end of January, Colorado lawmakers have advanced a slate of measures testing the boundaries of constitutional rights, state regulatory power and emerging...

Colorado Legislature 2026: Legal flashpoints to watch

In the first weeks of the 2026 legislative session, at least 10 Senate and House bills are already drawing attention from the legal community...

Colorado Supreme Court Narrows Limitations Period for Minimum Wage Claims

The Court has ruled the two- to three-year statute of limitations under the Colorado Wage Claim Act applies to claims brought under the Colorado Minimum Wage Act.

Inside Colorado’s New Judicial District: A Profile of 23rd Judicial District Chief Judge Ryan Stuart

Law Week Colorado profiled the new chief judge of the new 23rd Judicial District — the first new district in 62 years the state.

Colorado Legislature Passes More Than 210 Bills in Session Marked with Budget Shortfalls, Protests

In a session pockmarked with budget shortfalls and protests, Colorado lawmakers still managed to pass a few important bills this year.

Companies May Soon Need to Send Some HSR Merger Filings to Colorado Attorney General

Companies based or with significant business in Colorado would have to file with the state’s attorney general if a proposed merger triggers the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act’s filing requirements.

Bill Targeting Prices, Wages Set by Surveillance Data Shelved by Colorado Legislature

The bill aimed to prohibit the use of individualized prices or wages based on surveillance data regarding a worker or consumer.

Measure Aiming for More Transparency in Health Care Transactions Postponed Until Next Legislative Session

Sponsors withdrew the bill amidst heavy opposition, and John Saran, a partner at Holland & Knight, chatted with Law Week about nationwide efforts in the arena and the potential consequences to investment in the health care sector.