Corner Crossing is a Legal Gray Area in Colorado and Many Western States
Corner crossing is a way to access public lands surrounded by private lands, but it’s unclear if the practice steps around trespass law.
Red Rocks Credit Union Returns More Than $300,000 in GAP Refunds
Red Rocks Credit Union paid $312,267.84 to 1,328 consumers for failing to return GAP refunds from Oct. 1, 2014, to July 1, 2020.
AG Weiser Announces $1.25 Million Multistate Settlement in Carnival Data Breach
AG Weiser announced Carnival will pay $24,752.87 to the state of Colorado after a 2019 data breach compromised the personal information of 3,037 Colorado residents.
Justice Department Announces Settlement Agreement with Meta Platforms to Resolve Allegations of Discriminatory Advertising
The DOJ announced it obtained a settlement agreement resolving allegations that Facebook engaged in discriminatory advertising.
Sturm Law Students Secure $300,000 Settlement for Diabetic ADX Prisoner Following Eighth Amendment Violations
The Federal Bureau of Prisons agreed to pay a $300,000 settlement to a diabetic prisoner for violation of his Eighth Amendment rights.
Conviction Review Unit Launched by Denver District Attorney’s Office
Denver District Attorney Beth McCann announced on June 8 that the Denver District Attorney’s Office launched a Conviction Review Unit.
Kilmer Lane Newman and Mother of Elijah McClain Go to Court Over Attorneys Fees
The mother of Elijah McClain is suing her former attorneys at Denver civil rights firm Kilmer Lane Newman, LLP over about $4 million in legal fees.
ADA Complaint Resolved From Customer With HIV Who Was Refused Service by Tattoo Artist
The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced it resolved an ADA complaint against Lakewood-based Ikonik Ink Tattoo.
Werge Law Group Merger Adds Transactions, Nonprofit Focus to Small Business and Music Law...
Business litigation and music law boutique Werge Law recently announced it has merged with transaction-focused Signal Law.
Twitter Agrees to Pay $150 Million to Resolve Alleged Data Privacy Violations
On May 25, a settlement was announced that, if approved by a federal court, will require Twitter Inc. to pay $150 million in civil penalties.