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This month Stutheit & Gartland won a trial in Teller County on behalf of a real estate seller who was accused of failing to disclose[…]

Understanding the Concept of Fault in Unemployment Appeals  In order to qualify for benefits, you must have lost your job through no fault of your[…]

A good place to begin, if you are about to be in the Unemployment Appeals system, is the Division of Unemployment’s guide to filing unemployment[…]

Many people have received bills from Colorado Unemployment demanding repayment of benefits paid during or just after the COVID pandemic. There is typically no explanation[…]

At the first stage of an unemployment claim, the eligibility for benfits is decided by a clerk in the Division of Unemployment. The Division calls[…]

Under the “Uniform Non-Testamentary Electronic Estate Planning . Documents Act”, signed by governor Polis in May, 2024, a non-testamentary estate planning document or a signature[…]

City and County of Denver v. Board of County Commissioners of Adams County. January 29, 2024 The Supreme Court clarified when a breach of contract[…]

“Whether young or old, you should decide who will make medical and financial decisionsfor you in case you become incapacitated by a debilitating physical disease[…]

This is a 2023 case from the Colorado Court of Appeals. Pursuant to the unemployment statute, the Court of Appeals is the highest court which[…]

Construction Law We draft and review construction, remodeling, and repair contracts to prevent disputes. Our services cover change orders, payment terms, timelines, and risk mitigation.[…]

An unemployed person who wishes to receive unemployment benefits has a duty to look for new work. However, the person is not required to accept[…]