A Douglas County district court judge has imposed a human trafficking sentence that is the second-longest… Continue Reading 18th District Judge Hands Down Second-Longest Ever Sentence for Human Trafficking
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Cases of Note in U.S. Supreme Court
Three cases scheduled for oral arguments this session will have lasting impact in arbitration, liability in the Alien Tort Statute and tech copyrightThe U.S. Supreme Court has begun hearing oral arguments scheduled for its fall session with several corporate cases on the docket Continue Reading Cases of Note in U.S. Supreme Court
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10th Circuit Decides Water Rights Case 400 Years in the Making
Appellate decision might set precedent regarding Native water rightsA 10th Circuit Appellate decision might set a precedent regarding Native water rights. Continue Reading 10th Circuit Decides Water Rights Case 400 Years in the Making
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Lawsuit Against Loveland City Clerk Dismissed
Plaintiffs did not exhaust administrative remedies, judge ruledby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiA Larimer County judge dismissed a lawsuit against Loveland’s city clerk, ruling that the court did not have jurisdiction over the case because the plaintiffs had not exhausted their administrative remedies. Continue Reading Lawsuit Against Loveland City Clerk Dismissed
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Colorado Supreme Court Dismisses Boulder Ballot Case Surrounding Housing Policy
Court dismisses pointing to unresolved fact disputes precluding decisionThe state Supreme Court dismissed a ballot initiative dispute dute to unresolved factual disputes that preclude it from properly deciding the case. Continue Reading Colorado Supreme Court Dismisses Boulder Ballot Case Surrounding Housing Policy
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Colorado Suspends Most Jury Calls
Suspension will last through April 3, but courts will remain open for essential mattersby Law Weekby Law WeekColorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Coats announced yesterday he has entered an order to suspend… Continue Reading Colorado Suspends Most Jury Calls
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Premises Liability Case
Justices push attorneys on where to draw the line for landowner liability in mass shootingsThe Colorado Supreme Court heard oral arguments March 10 in a premises liability lawsuit arising from… Continue Reading Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Premises Liability Case
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Supreme Court Clarifies Requirements for Residential Land
Decision in three cases could help resolve hundreds of property tax disputesThe Colorado Supreme Court on Feb. 18 ruled on a trio of property tax cases that,… Continue Reading Supreme Court Clarifies Requirements for Residential Land
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High Court Considers Restrictive Covenant Case
Case involves the Town of Monument’s plans to build a water storage tank in a residential neighborhoodby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiA 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. Continue Reading High Court Considers Restrictive Covenant Case
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Eminent Domain: Is a Restrictive Covenant a Property Interest?
Colorado Supreme Court will revisit 1956 precedent in this week’s oral argumentsby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiColorado case law lets a community use a restrictive covenant to deter a government from condemning its land. The Colorado Supreme Court could change that. Continue Reading Eminent Domain: Is a Restrictive Covenant a Property Interest?
Colorado Supreme Court will revisit 1956 precedent in this week’s oral arguments