Tag:Court of Appeals

A bill introduced in Colorado’s legislature makes a package of changes to the Workers’ Compensation Act ranging from procedural clarifications to changes that overturn...

People v. Tallent Randy Tallent appealed his judgment of conviction entered on a jury verdict finding him guilty of theft, second degree burglary, second degree...

Marriage of Wright Wayne Wright Jr. contended that the property division with his ex-wife, Karen Wright, was inequitable, arguing that the court failed to value...

Graham v. Executive Director of Colorado Department of Corrections In February 2018, Jimmie Graham’s parole officer filed a complaint alleging that Graham had violated three...

The Colorado Supreme Court heard its first oral arguments of 2020 last week. They included a couple of criminal cases that took up Sixth...

People v. Dominguez-Castor On March 1, 2014, Robert Phippen, 79, was found dead inside his home. Someone had stabbed him approximately 60 times, strangled him...

The work of an immigration attorney is not easy. The cases are emotional and often uphill battles. Rules and policies can change by the...

In a recent opinion, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals parsed out when a company can intervene from the sidelines as a defendant in...