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Partnering Effectively With Business Counsel

Posted May 15, 2026

Hiring a business attorney is an investment in your company’s future. But the value of that investment depends largely on how well you work together. A productive attorney-client relationship requires more than exchanging documents and signing retainer agreements. Our friends at Volpe Law LLC discuss how business owners can build stronger partnerships with their legal […]

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Indemnity Provisions in Subcontracts

Posted May 14, 2026

Indemnity provisions are among the most heavily negotiated and most frequently litigated clauses in construction subcontracts. The general contractor wants the broadest possible protection. The subcontractor wants to limit exposure to the work it actually controls. Colorado law sits between these positions, imposing statutory restrictions that override what the parties may have written into the […]

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Making the Most of Your Business Attorney

Posted May 13, 2026

Working with a business attorney should feel like a partnership, not a transaction. When both parties invest in the relationship, the results are better legal outcomes and fewer costly surprises. A few practical habits can help you get more value from every interaction with your counsel. Our friends at Volpe Law LLC discuss how thoughtful […]

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Building a Strong Business Attorney Relationship

Posted May 11, 2026

Finding the right business attorney is only the first step. What comes next matters just as much. The way you work together will determine how well your legal counsel serves your company’s needs over the long term. Our friends at Volpe Law LLC discuss how successful attorney-client partnerships are built on clear expectations and consistent […]

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How to Get the Most From Your Business Lawyer

Posted May 08, 2026

A business attorney can be one of your most valuable professional relationships. But like any relationship, it requires effort from both sides. Understanding how to work well with your lawyer helps you receive better counsel and protects your company more effectively. Our friends at Volpe Law LLC discuss how business owners can maximize the value […]

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Enforcing Arbitration Awards Across State Lines

Posted May 07, 2026

An arbitration award becomes enforceable only after a court confirms it as a judgment. When the losing party holds assets in a different state than where the arbitration occurred, the prevailing party faces an additional layer of procedural work before any collection efforts can begin. The framework for this process is established by federal statute, […]

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Litigating Non-Compete Agreements

Posted May 07, 2026

Non-compete litigation in Colorado has changed substantially since the legislature overhauled the governing statute in 2022. Agreements that were routinely enforced a decade ago are now presumptively void, and the financial penalties for using improper restrictions have increased significantly. Both employers seeking to enforce restrictions and employees facing them are operating under a meaningfully different […]

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Tips for Working With Your Business Attorney

Posted May 06, 2026

Hiring a business lawyer is one thing. Knowing how to work with one effectively is another. The relationship you build with your attorney can significantly impact the quality of legal guidance you receive and, ultimately, the success of your business. Our friends at Volpe Law LLC discuss how a strong attorney-client relationship starts with preparation […]

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What a New York Condo Tower Reveals About Building on Risky Ground in Colorado

Posted May 05, 2026

In this blog:  Allegations at 432 Park Avenue put a spotlight on what can happen when design ambition outruns field reality. In Colorado, expansive clay, moisture swings, and compaction issues put early pressure on a project, so foundation depth and support details usually come from a site-specific geotechnical report and local code requirements rather than […]

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10 Business Torts That Build Positioning

Posted May 04, 2026

Contract disputes are predictable. Breach of contract, breach of warranty, failure to perform. You know the playbook, and so does opposing counsel. Damages stay within a narrow band, and the settlement calculus doesn’t shift much, no matter how aggressive your posture gets. Tort claims work differently. They expand exposure in ways that contract claims can’t […]

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