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Posted September 15, 2026
In this blog: Colorado construction defect law changed under HB 25-1272, adding new requirements to CDARA and creating a separate process for qualifying multifamily projects. Contractors and property owners should identify which statutory procedure applies, track notice and response requirements, and account for new disclosure and settlement provisions before proceeding with a construction defect dispute. […]
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Posted August 26, 2026
In this blog: Commercial lease disputes in Denver Class A and Class B office space can arise from assignment, sublease, default, remedies, operating expenses, kick-out, and termination clauses. Brokers who flag these provisions early can reduce later conflict over rent, control, occupancy, exit rights, and business continuity. When deal flow slows, the lease should be […]
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Posted August 26, 2026
Starting a business in Broomfield is exciting. Most entrepreneurs are focused on their product, their market, and building something real. The legal formation steps can feel like administrative overhead compared to the actual work of building a company. But the decisions made at formation, and the mistakes made during that process, have a way of […]
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Posted August 26, 2026
Minority partners in Colorado business partnerships and LLCs occupy a difficult position. They have a financial stake in the business and legal rights tied to that stake, but they rarely have the votes to control decisions or protect themselves from majority partners who act against their interests. When that dynamic turns hostile, minority partners can […]
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Posted August 25, 2026
In this blog: Commercial lease repair disputes can erupt when HVAC, roof, plumbing, ADA, or building system failures threaten business operations mid-lease. In downtown Denver high-rises and larger commercial spaces, the fight can hinge on capital expenses, operating costs, pro rata tenant shares, lease language, and whether a landlord is pushing costs beyond what the […]
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Posted August 25, 2026
In this blog: Seller-financed partnership buyouts and business acquisitions can unravel when projected profits fail to support a multi-year payment plan. Missed installments may lead to contract disputes, accusations against the seller, and bankruptcy proceedings that delay collection and place the seller among competing creditors. Selling a partnership interest can provide an exit from a […]
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Posted May 27, 2026
Your home is likely the biggest purchase you’ll make, so as a new homeowner, you want to take steps to protect it. You’ve probably heard of homeowners’ insurance and a home warranty and wonder whether they’re the same thing or if you need both. The terms may be used interchangeably, but in fact, they’re two […]
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Posted May 25, 2026
A registered agent receives essential business and legal documents on behalf of your business, including certified mail and legal notices delivered by a process server. Selecting the right person to serve as your registered agent is critical, as they play an essential role in ensuring your business can legally operate and that you receive the […]
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Posted May 22, 2026
Poor workmanship on a construction project causes far more problems than just an ugly edifice or a lack of curb appeal. In many cases, poor workmanship can be dangerous, rendering the structure fundamentally unsafe or resulting in a failed code inspection. Whether you’re a homeowner with a shoddy new house or a commercial property owner […]
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Posted May 21, 2026
Most unpaid invoices fall into one of two categories. The customer cannot pay, or the customer will not pay. The collection strategy that succeeds in each scenario is meaningfully different, and the time spent identifying which situation applies often determines whether recovery is realistic. The longer an account sits unpaid, the lower the probability of […]
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