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HOA Maintenance Duties and Homeowner Property Damage: Legal Recourses and Remedies

Posted July 15, 2024 in Contracts, HOA Disputes, Litigation, Real Estate, Uncategorized

Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) have a fundamental duty to maintain common areas and community facilities. However, when an HOA fails to fulfill these responsibilities, it can lead to significant property damage for homeowners. This blog will delve into the specifics of HOA maintenance duties, what happens when an HOA’s neglect causes damage to homeowner property, and […]

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The Most Common (and Most Expensive) Types of Commercial Litigation Cases Faced by Businesses in Colorado

Posted July 13, 2024 in Business Law, Commercial Litigation, Construction Defect, Construction Law, Contracts, Litigation, Real Estate

Running a business in Colorado, as in any other state, inevitably involves navigating a variety of legal challenges. Commercial litigation can be particularly burdensome, both in terms of time and financial resources. Understanding the most common and costly types of commercial litigation cases can help businesses better prepare for and mitigate these risks. This page […]

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Construction Contract Provisions that Lead to the Most Litigation in Colorado

Posted July 13, 2024 in Construction Defect, Construction Law, Contracts, Litigation

Construction contracts are complex agreements that outline the responsibilities, rights, and expectations of the parties involved in a construction project. In Colorado, the specific provisions within these contracts can often lead to disputes and litigation if not carefully drafted and clearly understood. Understanding these contentious areas can help parties draft clearer, more effective contracts and […]

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How Businesses Should Go About Finding an Attorney and What to Expect

How Businesses Should Go About Finding an Attorney and What to Expect

Posted July 13, 2024 in Business Law, Contracts, Litigation

I need a new attorney for my business. Where do I start? Running a business involves navigating a complex legal landscape, from drafting contracts and protecting intellectual property to handling employment disputes and regulatory compliance. Finding the right attorney is crucial for ensuring your business operates smoothly and avoids legal pitfalls. This blog will provide […]

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Understanding Colorado Rule 106 Proceedings: A Guide for Litigants

Understanding Colorado Rule 106 Proceedings: A Guide for Litigants

Posted July 13, 2024 in Litigation, Real Estate

Navigating the legal system can often feel like traversing a labyrinth, especially when dealing with specialized procedural rules. One such rule that frequently arises in Colorado’s judicial landscape is Rule 106 of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure. This rule governs judicial review of certain governmental actions and decisions, making it a crucial tool for […]

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What To Know About Starting A Corporation

Posted June 28, 2024 in Business Law, Contracts

Starting a corporation is an exciting venture for any entrepreneur. It involves more than just a great business idea; it requires careful planning, understanding of legal structures, and strategic decision-making. For those considering this path, knowing the essentials of corporate formation can pave the way for success. Choose The Right Type Of Corporation The first […]

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Strategies For Handling Commercial Disputes

Posted June 27, 2024 in Business Law, Commercial Litigation, Construction Law, Litigation, Real Estate

One inevitable part of conducting business is the possibility of commercial disputes. Whether it’s a disagreement with a supplier, a breach of contract, or a conflict with a partner, these disputes can be disruptive and costly. However, with the right strategies, businesses can handle these disputes effectively and minimize their impact. We appreciate our friends […]

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Employment Law Basics Of Hiring, Firing, And Employee Rights

Posted June 26, 2024 in Business Law, Contracts

Employment law encompasses a wide range of legal principles and regulations that govern the relationship between employers and employees. One of the services a business lawyer can provide is helping your business stay compliant with your state and local employment laws. They can also advise you on the proper steps for hiring and termination. In […]

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