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Posted October 06, 2022
If you’re thinking about suing a business (or a person), then several questions are going through your head. How much money will this cost? Will I win? Where do I find a good lawyer? Among the many thoughts swirling in your mind, you might be asking where you should file the lawsuit. Answering that question […]
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Posted October 05, 2022
When you are a victim of some kind of accident, incident, or breach, and it’s caused by another person’s negligent or intentional act, you may be entitled to compensation in the form of damages. Damages is a legal term to represent the sum of money you deserve for any property damage, bodily injury, economic loss, […]
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Posted October 03, 2022
Mechanics’ liens are an important tool for contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers when it comes to enforcing their rights to payment for work provided on a construction project. Colorado has specific laws that govern the filing and enforcement of mechanics’ liens, and it is important to understand these laws before attempting to file a lien. WHAT […]
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Posted May 28, 2022
Premises liability is a cause of action which encompasses many different factual scenarios and impacts many individuals throughout Colorado. Whether you are being sued for premises liability – or looking to bring a premises liability lawsuit against another – the need for swift and efficient resolution is of utmost importance. WHAT IS THE PREMISES LIABILITY […]
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Posted January 21, 2021
Many people probably already know that two or more parties can have a contract without writing anything down. For example, you see a “For Sale” advertisement on Craigslist for a $400 bike. You reach out to the seller and arrange to meet up and take a look at the bike. As soon as you look […]
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Posted August 08, 2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Colorado has seen an onslaught of executive orders from the governor’s office over the past few months. From modifying notary and marriage license requirements, to closing ski areas, to limiting foreclosures, Governor Polis has exercised his executive power in an effort to curtail the spread of COVID-19. On June 13, […]
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