Tag:Justice Melissa Hart
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Colorado Lawyers Committee Hosts Annual Luncheon Sept. 27
CLC celebrated its latest accomplishments at its annual luncheon in Denver.
People
Ireland Stapleton Announces New Director; Davis Graham & Stubbs Announces New Attorney; Awards Luncheon of the Colorado Lawyers Committee Sept. 27
Ireland Stapleton announced a new director, DGS added an attorney and the CLC will host its 2023 awards luncheon next month.
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Courts
Colorado Supreme Court Opinions for June 27
The Colorado Supreme Court unanimously reversed en banc a judgment that upholds a juvenile court’s decision that held the Denver Department of Human Services made great efforts to help a mother with rehabilitation, but was unsuccessful, leading to the mother losing her parental rights.
Courts
Justices Appear Skeptical About Hospital Contract Requiring Patient to Pay Six-Figure ‘Sticker Price’
The Colorado Supreme Court heard arguments about hospital billing practices that left one patient on the hook for $229,000 more than expected.
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Court Opinions: Colorado Supreme Court Opinions for Feb. 22
The Colorado Supreme Court abolished res gestae and concluded a bumpy Boulder sidewalk didn't pose an “unreasonable risk” to a pedestrian.
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Legislative Redistricting Maps
Critics say the Colorado Supreme Court should reject an independent commission’s state Senate district map because it splits up the cities of Lakewood and Greeley and groups parts of Jefferson County with more rural counties.
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Legal Aid Foundation Announces New Leadership
The Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado announced Thursday that six trustees have been elected to its board: Jonathan Boonin, a member at Hutchinson Black...
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Corporate Counsel Insight
Colorado Supreme Court Rules on ‘Use It or Lose It’ Vacation Policies
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that employment agreements may not force employees to forfeit unused vacation pay when leaving a job.