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To avoid liability to injured contractors, property owners should require proof that roofers and others doing dangerous work at their home have workers compensation insurance.[…]

In a decision entitled In re the Estate of Gattis, the Colorado Court of Appeals strengthened protection of buyers of used homes which were fixed[…]

This is not a question with a simple answer.  The Colorado Department of Labor sets basic rates (percentages of payroll) which it charges employers.  These[…]

There are in essence two sources for Colorado law.  Common law and statutory law. Common law, also known as case law or precedent, is law[…]

Where death is by natural causes, and the person was under medical care, the family can make arrangements for a mortuary to take the person[…]

Here are questions and answers which arose when a client was hit by a car while biking in Fort Collins. Q: I did not get[…]

Despite knowing that it is improper and unlawful, the Colorado Department of Labor’s Unemployment Insurance Integrity Benefit Payment Control section  continues to send citizens demands[…]

The following is a condensed version of an October 14, 2014 story by Molly Armbrister Reporter- Denver Business Journal For the full story, see: http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/blog/real_deals/2014/10/lakewood-passes-construction-defects-ordinance.html?page=all[…]

“Two weeks after I returned from maternity leave to my job in Boston as a television-news producer, I found myself facing a demotion. My bosses[…]

“My experience with Brian Stutheit prior to, during and after my unemployment hearing is a positive one in every aspect.  He is very knowledgeable in[…]