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Our  Colorado probate lawyers have just finished two cases in which the creation of a trust backfired.  The heirs would have managed better with a[…]

Our Colorado mechanics lien lawyers occasionally encounter a situation such as this. C. DeVille hires  general contractor Top Quality Construction to build a puppy day[…]

Colorado law is very protective of buyers when it comes to methamphetamine contamination. Under our statute,  the seller shall disclose in writing to the buyer[…]

Letters like this make practicing as unemployment lawyers in Colorado personally rewarding.  Not just doing work for some corporation, but helping people. Brian, I left[…]

Denver real estate lawyer Brian Stutheit has spoken to realtor associations about their duty to disclose.  Here is some of the law. Brokers are not[…]

To a construction defect lawyer, arbitration means a binding decision by what amounts to a private judge. Colorado courts will essentially always require the parties[…]

Ben Markus, a reporter for Colorado Public Radio, is preparing a report on the Colorado Department of Labor’s hard push to make people repay unemployment[…]

The Colorado Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Coats v. Dish Network, L.L.C. on Thursday, April 25, 2013. Plaintiff Brandon Coats appealed the trial court’s dismissal[…]

Senate Bill 13-018, signed by the Governor on April 19, says: AN EMPLOYER SHALL NOT USE CONSUMER CREDIT INFORMATION FOR EMPLOYMENT PURPOSES UNLESS THE INFORMATION[…]

The premises liability act makes it almost impossible for an adult trespasser to sue the property owner.  A trespasser may recover only for damages willfully[…]