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Piercing The Corporate Veil In Colorado: What Business Owners Should Avoid

Posted September 12, 2025

Are you familiar with the legal concept of piercing the corporate veil? If you’re not, you should be, as violating this foundational legal tenet could leave you personally on the hook for paying damages in a lawsuit. In Colorado, business owners are usually protected from being personally sued for damages in a lawsuit filed against […]

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How Colorado Employment Laws Impact Franchise Owners

Posted September 12, 2025

On October 26, 2023, the federal National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued a new rule regarding joint employer relationships, in an effort to redefine the nature of these unique employer-employee relationships. If you’re a franchise owner, it’s important to talk to your Greenwood Village, CO franchise lawyer about how this law could affect your employment […]

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Smart Legal Decisions Mean Fewer Regrets Later

Posted September 12, 2025

Summary: Smart legal decisions keep businesses out of court, protect their assets, and give owners real control over growth. Mistakes with contracts, employment, or structure can lead to years of expensive fallout. Business owners don’t need to be lawyers, but they do need to spot legal risk and work with counsel who gets their industry. […]

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What Should Be Included In An Arbitration Clause?

Posted August 15, 2025

An arbitration clause is a fairly standard clause in commercial contracts, including employment agreements. Many businesses favor arbitration as a dispute resolution method, as it’s faster, less expensive, and affords more privacy than civil litigation. However, there is no standard arbitration clause, so the contracts you see may have widely differing terms. Because arbitration clauses […]

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Common Franchise Conflicts And Legal Strategies For Resolution

Posted July 30, 2025

The relationship between franchisor and franchisee can be immensely profitable for both, but common (avoidable!) disputes can quickly turn a thriving business into a chaotic tangle of litigation. Our Colorado commercial litigation lawyer can attest that strong, detailed contracts and clear expectations prevent a lot of conflict; understanding common reasons franchise disputes occur can help […]

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What to Know About Colorado Construction Defect Law Reform

Posted July 28, 2025

Colorado Construction Defect Law Reform (HB25-1272): What Developers, Builders, and Property Owners Need to Know On May 12, 2025, Governor Polis signed House Bill 25-1272 — now known as the Colorado American Dream Act — into law. This sweeping legislation brings significant changes to Colorado’s construction defect laws, aiming to encourage the development of multifamily housing by […]

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Commercial Litigation & Asset Protection

Posted July 18, 2025

Commercial Litigation & Asset Protection for Individuals and Investors Our experienced Denver, CO commercial litigation lawyer knows that no one builds a business expecting to end up in court. However, when you’ve got something worth protecting like property, cash flow, contracts, or equity, you need to be ready. Commercial litigation hits hard, and it hits […]

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Red Flags to Watch for in Construction Contracts

Posted July 18, 2025

Legal Red Flags to Watch for in Commercial Construction Contracts Our Denver, CO construction litigation lawyer knows that 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 account for, or the payment you expected is still tied up behind someone else’s […]

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

Posted July 09, 2025

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

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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