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What’s An Operating Agreement And Why Every LLC Needs One

Posted July 09, 2025 in Uncategorized

Starting a new business is exciting, but don’t get so caught up in realizing your dream that you forget one of the most important steps: Drafting your operating agreement. If you choose a Limited Liability Company (LLC) as your business form, an operating agreement can help reduce your personal liability, as well as avoid legal […]

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What Happens When A Client Doesn’t Pay?

Posted July 09, 2025 in Uncategorized

Even with an ironclad contract, business owners may encounter clients who fail to fulfill their payment obligations. Maybe the client never had any intention of paying the invoice, maybe they’re facing financial stress, or maybe they’re refusing to pay because they dispute the charges on the invoice. Regardless of your customers’ reasons for non-payment, they […]

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Answering Your Top Questions About General Counsel Services

Posted June 30, 2025 in Uncategorized

General counsel attorneys have a lot of responsibilities. As a legal jack-of-all-trades, they can guide a company through a legal nightmare to a positive resolution on the other side. Many people are familiar with criminal lawyers, personal injury lawyers, and tax attorneys, but what exactly does a general counsel lawyer Littleton, CO do? What Does […]

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Restrictions That Invalidate Your Colorado Non-Compete Agreement

Posted May 30, 2025 in Uncategorized

Non-compete agreements are essential protections for companies in highly competitive markets. Colorado businesses usually require non-compete agreements with certain employee roles (outside sales, C-suite), with contractors, and sometimes with other businesses. These agreements prevent the signing party from using proprietary information to benefit a competitor. As a Colorado business owner, your eligibility for damages or […]

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What is Colorado Construction Defect Law’s Newest Version?

Posted May 08, 2025 in Commercial Litigation, Construction Defect, Construction Law

Introduction Colorado’s housing market has been throttled by a paradox: sky-high demand, but developers apparently less and less willing to touch condominium projects with a ten-foot beam. Why? Well some say the risk of construction defect litigation has made the math not worth doing. HB25-1272—the construction defect & housing reform bill passed on May 6, […]

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How To Remove A Problematic Business Partner (Legally)

Posted April 21, 2025 in Uncategorized

Are things going sour with your business partner? Maybe you’re not seeing eye-to-eye with your company co-founder, or maybe one partner among several in your LLC isn’t pulling their weight. Can you kick them out? Maybe. Depending on your partnership agreement, you may be able to enact a buy-sell clause or even have grounds to […]

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Legal Steps To Take When A Key Employee Violates A Non-Compete

Posted April 21, 2025 in Uncategorized

When one of your top performers jumps ship, taking their talent and potential contributions with them, it leaves a big hole in your enterprise. If you had that employee sign a non-compete agreement, then you may have some protection, but if they violate it by going to work for a direct competitor immediately after leaving […]

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What To Do When A Vendor Breaches A Contract: A Legal Guide

Posted April 10, 2025 in Uncategorized

Your business relies on vendors and suppliers holding to the terms of the contracts you both signed, so when one doesn’t, whether it’s due to shipment delays, poor quality products, or other issues, it’s not just frustrating. It could be costing your business thousands of dollars. Your contract should clarify each signer’s responsibilities and include […]

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What To Do When A Commercial Real Estate Deal Falls Through

Posted April 10, 2025 in Uncategorized

You’ve worked hard to put your deal together; if you’re like a lot of commercial property developers or investors, you may have taken a year or more to create the best terms for yoru transaction, only to see someone pull out of it, funding drop or an issue like a title dispute or zoning regulation […]

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