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In this blog we will attempt to give construction professionals an overview of their rights under liability insurance policies, when an owner claims construction defects.[…]

A new unemployment law decision from the Colorado Supreme Court protects unemployment benefits for people who lose a job due to anxiety, depression or stress.[…]

As a general rule of Colorado law, an oral contract is just as enforceable as a written contract.  The primary difference is that it is[…]

This post was written by construction attorney Bradley Shefrin, and the original appears at the following link: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/colorado-court-appeals-renders-key-aia-contract-void-bradley-shefrin   On March 9, 2017, the Colorado[…]

What do I do first? The Denver Bar Association has brochures available online for the public which give basic information about Colorado probate, wills, what[…]

Absolutely amazing attorney 5.0 stars Posted by Jenna December 17, 2016  I hired Brian for unemployment appeal representation. It was a long, ugly complicated case[…]

Colorado law prevents builders and general contractors from avoiding liability for damages resulting from a breach of contract by their subcontractors. Simpson v. Digiallonardo, 488[…]

The Colorado Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Meyer v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office on November 17, 2016. Lizabeth Meyer (Claimant) received unemployment compensation benefits,[…]

This article discusses what amount a mechanics lien claimant may foreclose. When a contractor and owner have an agreed contract price, the contractor may not[…]

“Subrogation” means the right to be paid back. The subrogation right may arise in various ways such as when an insurer or a federal or[…]