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

Posted July 15, 2024

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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What are the New Warranty of Habitability Laws in Colorado?

Posted May 23, 2024

As discussed in our summary blog here, landlord tenant law in Colorado has seen significant change since the pandemic era. Below we have provided a summary of the new laws that every landlord, property manager, and tenant needs to know. If you are a landlord, owner, or property manager, read carefully, and do your own […]

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Summary of New Landlord/Tenant Laws in Colorado

Posted May 23, 2024

What are the recent changes to landlord-tenant laws in Colorado? Am I compliant with new landlord/tenant law in Colorado? Do my leases need to be updated? Since 2020 (pandemic era), we have seen increased volatility in landlord/tenant law across the country. It is no different in Colorado. The Colorado General Assembly has been passing new […]

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Help After Your Elevator Accident

Posted April 30, 2024

Elevator accidents, while relatively rare, can result in severe injuries and life-altering consequences. From slip and fall incidents to mechanical malfunctions, the aftermath of such accidents can be overwhelming and confusing. If you’ve been involved in an elevator accident and suffered injuries, seeking legal assistance is crucial to ensure your rights are protected and you […]

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Chatgpt And The Law: Ai’s Negative Impact On The Administration Of Justice

Posted August 19, 2023

“A LAWYER, AS A MEMBER OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION, IS A REPRESENTATIVE OF CLIENTS, AN OFFICER OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM AND A PUBLIC CITIZEN HAVING SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE QUALITY OF JUSTICE.” “[A] LAWYER SHOULD SEEK IMPROVEMENT OF THE LAW, ACCESS TO THE LEGAL SYSTEM, THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND THE QUALITY OF SERVICE RENDERED […]

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When Can I Get Attorneys Fees Awarded In A Colorado Lawsuit?

Posted July 03, 2023

ATTORNEY FEE SHIFTING IN COLORADO: WHEN WILL A COURT AWARD ME ATTORNEYS FEES AND COSTS IN A LAWSUIT? This is one of the most common questions potential clients ask during our free consultations. And, it stands to reason. After all, if there’s a way to sue someone or defend a lawsuit and not have to […]

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Cdara Notice Of Claim Statutes In Colorado

Posted April 28, 2023

WHAT IS THE NOTICE OF CLAIM PROCESS IN COLORADO? People with pre-litigation construction disputes often want to know what to expect. When a party to a dispute is alleging the construction was done poorly, or was defective, causing damages, the parties need to consider CDARA. CDARA is Colorado’s Construction Defect Action Reform Act. CDARA sets […]

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What Are Typical Construction Disputes In Colorado?

Posted April 14, 2023

Rarely is there a construction project in Colorado where a dispute does not arise. Disagreements are one thing, but when those disagreements pose a risk to the project itself, that’s another thing entirely. Thousands if not millions of dollars could be at stake. Delay, increased costs, and damage to the reputation of the parties involved […]

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What Is The Colorado Retainage Law For Private Construction Contracts?

Posted April 04, 2023

RETAINAGE LAWS HAVE CHANGED IN COLORADO. IF YOU ARE INVOLVED IN NEGOTIATING A NEW CONSTRUCTION PROJECT, YOU NEED TO REVIEW THE STATUTE BELOW AND UPDATE YOUR CONTRACTS ACCORDINGLY. C.R.S. 38-46-103. PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS – RETAINAGE – CONDITIONS PRECEDENT. (1) A property owner, contractor, or subcontractor shall not withhold as retainage more than five percent of the price of […]

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The Need For Nfa Firearms And Gun Trusts

Posted March 27, 2023

ASSAULT WEAPONS AND GUN LAWS Firearms ownership is being debated now more than ever before. These proposed laws jeopardize the ability of the people to defend themselves and their loved ones with firearms are being proposed on a regular basis throughout the United States. This is no doubt the natural result of the well-publicized horrors […]

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