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Posted April 30, 2024 in Uncategorized
Elevator accidents, while relatively rare, can result in severe injuries and life-altering consequences. From slip and fall incidents to mechanical malfunctions, the aftermath of such accidents can be overwhelming and confusing. If you’ve been involved in an elevator accident and suffered injuries, seeking legal assistance is crucial to ensure your rights are protected and you […]
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Posted March 12, 2024 in Construction Law
With the largescale and ongoing residential development in Colorado, we continue to receive numerous calls from nervous homeowners asking what to do because their brand new ¾ million-dollar house is absolutely falling apart at the seams. Colorado, and perhaps other growing states, suffers from the public policy issue of how to increase affordable housing while […]
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Posted March 12, 2024 in Construction Law, Contracts, Mechanics Liens
If you are a builder, general contractor, plumber, electrician, HVAC professional, architect, or engineer, you probably have developed contracts for your business over the years. In general, many newer construction businesses work off of generic estimates that they make the customer sign, rely on verbal agreement, or pull a sample contract off the internet. This […]
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Posted March 12, 2024 in Construction Defect, Construction Law
Changes to Colorado Construction Defect Laws in 2024: a Basic Overview In February, the Senate introduced Bill 24-106, which proposes new changes to construction defect actions in Colorado. Modifying key provisions of the Construction Defect Action Reform Act (“CDARA”), SB 24-106 intends to help create affordable housing by decreasing costs to developers by reigning in […]
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Posted March 05, 2024 in Litigation
What Is Arbitration In Colorado? Picture this common scenario: you are a homeowner looking to get some remodeling done on your property. You hire a builder who seems like a great fit, and you sign all the construction contract documents and make a deposit for the work. Over the course of the next month, you […]
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Posted August 26, 2023 in Litigation
WHEN IS EXPERT TESTIMONY USED IN A LAWSUIT? Early in the pre-trial phase of a lawsuit, attorneys will often contemplate whether your case would be benefitted by the use of an expert witness. And, once that expert is secured, they will come into play in the “Discovery” phase of a typical civil lawsuit.Typically, expert witness […]
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Posted August 19, 2023 in Uncategorized
“A LAWYER, AS A MEMBER OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION, IS A REPRESENTATIVE OF CLIENTS, AN OFFICER OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM AND A PUBLIC CITIZEN HAVING SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE QUALITY OF JUSTICE.” “[A] LAWYER SHOULD SEEK IMPROVEMENT OF THE LAW, ACCESS TO THE LEGAL SYSTEM, THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND THE QUALITY OF SERVICE RENDERED […]
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Posted July 03, 2023 in Uncategorized
ATTORNEY FEE SHIFTING IN COLORADO: WHEN WILL A COURT AWARD ME ATTORNEYS FEES AND COSTS IN A LAWSUIT? This is one of the most common questions potential clients ask during our consultations. And, it stands to reason. After all, if there’s a way to sue someone or defend a lawsuit and not have to pay […]
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Posted April 28, 2023 in Uncategorized
WHAT IS THE NOTICE OF CLAIM PROCESS IN COLORADO? People with pre-litigation construction disputes often want to know what to expect. When a party to a dispute is alleging the construction was done poorly, or was defective, causing damages, the parties need to consider CDARA. CDARA is Colorado’s Construction Defect Action Reform Act. CDARA sets […]
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Posted April 14, 2023 in Uncategorized
Rarely is there a construction project in Colorado where a dispute does not arise. Disagreements are one thing, but when those disagreements pose a risk to the project itself, that’s another thing entirely. Thousands if not millions of dollars could be at stake. Delay, increased costs, and damage to the reputation of the parties involved […]
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