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Posted February 23, 2026 in Uncategorized
A bad contract doesn’t fall apart on Day One. It unravels halfway through a job—when the scope of work suddenly includes things you didn’t price, or the payment you expected is still tied up behind someone else’s excuse. Construction contracts are supposed to keep projects moving. When they don’t, they cost you money, time, and […]
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Posted February 12, 2026 in Uncategorized
In this blog: Easements and shared access agreements often turn into costly disputes when unclear terms or new ownership disrupt long-standing arrangements. In commercial settings, conflicts over parking lots, driveways, and utility access can stall development and trigger litigation. Addressing easement issues early with legal counsel helps property owners and developers avoid delays, losses, and […]
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Posted February 09, 2026 in Uncategorized
Summary: Multi-family and mixed-use properties carry high financial risk when disputes between residents, commercial tenants, and neighboring owners spread through shared systems and common areas. Colorado’s shifting landlord-tenant rules add pressure for out-of-state developers, buyers, and in-house counsel seeking to avoid costly exposure. Clear agreements, disciplined maintenance, and fast action help preserve income streams and […]
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Posted February 05, 2026 in Uncategorized
Summary: Every real estate project begins with raw land and ends as a business, a home, or both. That transformation depends on a layered stack of contracts that control money, risk, timing, and responsibility. Careful legal review at every stage protects capital, preserves leverage, and keeps projects alive when pressure hits. A vacant parcel doesn’t […]
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Posted February 02, 2026 in Uncategorized
In this blog: Commercial and multi-family properties live and die on paperwork that many owners never read. Title defects, old easements, sloppy legal descriptions, and unclear boundary lines stay quiet until a refinance, sale, or redevelopment project brings everything to the surface. When that happens, deadlines slip, lenders panic, and buyers walk. Careful title review, […]
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Posted January 30, 2026 in Construction Law, Contracts, Mechanics Liens
“Pay-When-Paid” vs. “Pay-If-Paid” in Colorado Construction Contracts What contractors, subcontractors, and owners should know If you work in construction long enough, you’ve heard some version of this phrase: “Once I get paid, I’ll pay you.” That idea shows up in construction contracts as either a pay-when-paid clause or a pay-if-paid clause. While the phrases sound […]
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Posted January 30, 2026 in Construction Law, Contracts, Mechanics Liens
Filer Beware: Erroneous or Overstated Verified Lien Statements are Subject to Forfeiture A significant recent case law development in Colorado affecting payment/performance bonds and related security on construction projects arises from the Colorado Court of Appeals’ 2024 opinion in Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction Co. v. Regional Rail Partners, 2024 COA 78 (22CA2154), which has important […]
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Posted January 22, 2026 in Uncategorized
One of the most important early decisions an entrepreneur makes is the legal business structure for their startup. The structure you choose directly affects your ability to raise capital, which is an essential consideration for many fledgling enterprises. Our Greenwood Village, CO business formation lawyer has seen many startups choose a Limited Liability Company (LLC) […]
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Posted January 08, 2026 in Uncategorized
Failure of a construction business owner or contractor to properly classify all workers on their job site can lead to significant legal and financial trouble. Misclassifying a W-2 employer for a contractor, or vice-versa, may expose you to substantial liability, including insurance issues if someone gets hurt, tax penalties, and potentially paying back wages or […]
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Posted December 21, 2025 in Uncategorized
Buying a franchise is a big deal. It’s a significant financial commitment that’ll shape your professional future for years to come. The Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) is supposed to give you all the information you need about the opportunity, but most prospective franchisees skim through this dense legal document without catching the warning signs that […]
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