Tag:Colorado General assembly

Court Opinions: Appeals Court Rules Genetic Testing Negligence Case Can Go Forward

In a negligence case involving genetic testing, the appeals court concluded that the exception in the Health Care Availability Act did apply.

Rising Jury Verdicts, Attached Housing Litigation on the Mind for Best Law Firm Attorneys in Commercial Litigation, Construction

Law Week talked to partners at three Best Law Firms in construction and commercial litigation to see what’s going on in their practice areas, what legislation and court decisions have been impactful and what’s on their mind going into 2025.

Court Opinions: 10th Circuit Dissolves Injunction Against Colorado Law Raising the Minimum Age for Gun Purchases and Sales

The 10th Circuit found that the district court erred when it granted a preliminary injunction against a Colorado law raising the minimum age for gun purchases and sales in the state.

Court Opinions: Appeals Court Concludes Uniform Transfer to Minors Act Accounts are not Marital Property

The appeals court concluded that if the funds were transferred to a Uniform Transfer to Minor account properly, that the account is not marital property.

Terrance Carroll Wants Everyone to Have Their Day in Court

Terrance Carroll, who recently returned to private practice at Sherman & Howard, told Law Week about his legal and political careers, his priorities and his vision for the Sam Cary Bar Association.

District Court Hears Suit Arguing that Colorado Campaign Contribution Limits are Unconstitutional

Three plaintiffs, represented by the Institute for Free Speech and Advance Colorado, are arguing to the district court that the current campaign contribution limits for gubernatorial candidates and General Assembly candidates are unconstitutional.

New Colorado Law Protects Consumer Biological and Neural Data

The legislation adds the definitions of biological and neural data to the Colorado Privacy Act, a first in the nation protection for neural data.

Colorado has the Nation’s First AI Regulation Law, But it’s not Set in Stone Yet

The new law regulates high-risk AI systems, and the Colorado Legislature will work to refine it before it goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.