Tag:Taxpayer Bill of Rights

Supreme Court to Hear TABOR Challenge to Family Leave Program

The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday announced it will take up a lawsuit challenging Colorado's new family and medical leave program.

Kerr v. Polis, a Decade Old TABOR Challenge, Thrown Out by 10th Circuit

A split 10th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district court’s dismissal of a 10-year-old challenge to TABOR, but for different reasons.

Colorado Court of Appeals Rejects TABOR Attack on Hospital Fee

Colorado avoided a devastating blow to its programs that provide access to healthcare for more than 1.5 million state residents when the Court of...

23rd District Caseloads: Insert Best Guess Here

A bill to split off three of the 18th Judicial District’s counties to create a 23rd District has just started its journey through the...

Lawyers of the Year 2019: Dawn Bookhardt

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has amplified the city’s need for affordable housing during his two-plus terms in office. And Butler Snow’s Dawn Bookhardt led...

Tenth Circuit Breathes Life Into TABOR Suit

The long-running legal challenge to the Taxpayer Bill of Rights will persist as a result of an appellate ruling last week. Plaintiffs seeking to undo...

Business Fee Fight Heads to High Court

The Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral arguments on a familiar question: Is it a fee or a tax?  In 2014, the National Federation...

2019 Colorado Legislative Wrap-Up of Heated Session

Colorado’s 2019 legislative session ended May 3. Elections have consequences and this session was the first since 2014 that Democrats controlled both chambers of...