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Court Opinions: Appeals Court Rules Felonious Killing Exception Does Apply to Corporations

The appeals court concluded that the Wrongful Death Act’s felonious killing exception applies to both corporations and individuals.
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Features

Top Verdicts 2023

Roughly a third of the state’s top verdicts in 2023 were related to breach of contract claims. Two of the top 10 verdicts for 2023 list Xcel Energy as a defendant.
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Features

2024 Top Litigators: Trip DeMuth

Law Week profiled Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath partner Trip DeMuth for its 2024 Top Litigators special edition.
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2024 Lawyers of the Year: Cliff Stricklin

Cliff Stricklin represented Leprino Food Company in a $2 billion dollar lawsuit that threatened to dissolve the company.
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History

A Brief History of Monopolies in Colorado

Gaps in federal and state monopoly laws alike have led to a variety of local statutes addressing shortfalls since the late 1800s.
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News

Colorado Whistleblowers Ask for EPA Intervention at Commerce City Power Plant

State employee whistleblowers are asking the EPA administrator to reexamine an emissions permit granted to a power plant north of Denver.
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Features

Smooth Transition

Colorado has long been a hub for energy law. But is that set to change as the U.S. shifts away from oil and gas...
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Community

Zaner Harden Gets CTLA Nom for Premises Liability Case

A destroyed electrical box, a difficult body of medical evidence and a law that’s not particularly plaintiff-friendly. Kurt Zaner and Sarah McEahern of Zaner...
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