Tag:Colorado Supreme Court

Dubofsky’s path wasn’t without resistance. Among many professional hurdles upon her graduation, she had to endure “Ladies' Day” at Harvard.

The Colorado Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in three cases on Tuesday, including a TABOR challenge to Colorado's new family leave law.

The 40-year history of state employee ethics in Colorado culminated in the founding of the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission in 2006.

This week, the Colorado Supreme Court announced the newest presiding disciplinary judge, Holland & Hart added one and more.

The Colorado Supreme Court announced on April 12 that Bryon Large was selected as the state’s presiding disciplinary judge.

The Colorado Supreme Court heard arguments about how much interest Ford Motor Company must pay a plaintiff who won a $2.9 million verdict.

The Colorado Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on April 5 in cases dealing with public utilities and judgment interest calculations.

The Colorado Supreme Court’s 1979 opinion in Page v. Clark has been referenced in similar cases more than 360 times.