Tag:The Supreme Court

A dispute between two rival developers grew to a fight over takings law that had to be resolved by the Supreme Court.  The dispute centers...

The Supreme Court has put an end to a former district attorney’s claim for costs of defending ethical violation allegations against him. Using the...

In more than four decades as a federal judge, Richard Matsch built a reputation for his brusque bearing and self-imposed social isolation. But his...

People v. Anderson The People petitioned for review of the Court of Appeals’ judgment vacating Richard Anderson’s conviction for attempted extreme indifference murder.   Anderson had...

Bermel v. BlueRadios, Inc.  In this case, the court was asked to determine whether the economic loss rule bars a statutory claim for civil theft...

Before giving a person a courtesy ride in their vehicle, a police officer will often require that person to undergo a pat down search...

Class arbitration is a rare proceeding in employment disputes. Thanks to a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, it will likely stay that way. On April...

The Center for Legal Inclusiveness  and the Colorado Bar Association on April 22 hosted a “You Be the Judge” event for attorneys who may...