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Colorado Supreme Court Interprets Jury Tampering Law
In a case over jury tampering charges, the Colorado Supreme Court split the baby between the competing legal interpretations proposed by each side.
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Colorado Supreme Court Looks at Equitable Estoppel in Arbitration Context
The Colorado Supreme Court has decided class-action employment claims against several corporate parent companies can go forward in federal district court instead of arbitration.
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Civil Rights Group Locked In FOIA Battle With ICE
A civil rights group’s investigation into immigration detention centers has morphed into a protracted struggle for documents from the federal government. But now the...
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Case of the Year Goes to Clemency Grant Over Life Without Parole Sentence
Civil rights and personal injury law had a big night at the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association’s annual spring dinner on Thursday.
The night’s Case of...
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In Case Against Department of Human Services, Dearth of Specific Case Law Brings Challenges
Killmer Lane & Newman has built itself a reputation for taking on challenging civil rights cases, which often come with troubling fact patterns. For...
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Taking Arbitrability to Court
A group of exotic dancers brought a class-action lawsuit against a handful of clubs and the corporations that own them, alleging federal and state...
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Three Prospective Jurors Walk Into A Courthouse
When is a juror not a juror? Also, does “a case” mean any case, or a specific one? For the Colorado Supreme Court, those...
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Toplessness Ban ‘Likely Unconstitutional’, 10th Circuit Says
Fort Collins was dealt a setback at the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals on Feb. 15, and it is likely to see part of...
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