In The Courts

The Department of Justice announced Jan. 7 it had reached a settlement with Walmart for alleged…

A neighborhood is trying to block the Town of Monument from condemning some of its land to build a water storage tank. The case has climbed to the Colorado Supreme Court, which heard oral arguments in it last week.

Colorado case law lets a community use a restrictive covenant to deter a government from condemning its land. The Colorado Supreme Court could change that.

Judge Lance Timbreza of Colorado’s 21st Judicial District has been publicly censured and suspended for 28 days without pay by the Colorado Supreme Court.

People on probation may use medical marijuana unless an exception applies, according to a new Colorado Supreme Court opinion. But the court dodged the question of whether prohibiting MMJ use violates a person’s constitutional rights.

In a closely watched Colorado Supreme Court case, a gun rights group argued to have Colorado’s large-capacity magazine ban struck down.

In Tesone v. EMS, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an employee doesn’t need to have medical testimony to argue all ADA claims.