2026 Colorado Legislative Review: Top Business Updates
2026 saw a few Colorado legislative updates that affect businesses in a range of areas from Artificial Intelligence (AI) usage to worker protections to antitrust...
2026 saw a few Colorado legislative updates that affect businesses in a range of areas from Artificial Intelligence (AI) usage to worker protections to antitrust...
Colorado’s new firearm restriction law, SB25-003, became effective on August 1, 2026, and restricts the purchase and transfer of certain semiautomatic firearms, requiring a safety...
Many business and personal agreements may start with a handshake or verbal understanding, but if they’re not backed up by a written contract, these agreements...
Business owners have a lot on their plates, and reviewing contracts can be a tedious task that is sometimes rushed through. Unfortunately, signing a hastily-read...
Business ownership is filled with day-to-day decisions and long-term planning designed to keep the company running smoothly. But one critical issue is often overlooked: who...
While every person is within their rights to represent themselves in a legal situation, it’s typically inadvisable. The legal system is built on a web...
The Colorado Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) Act went into effect in January 2024 and brought about significant changes and advantages for Colorado...
The old adage about time and money still rings true, especially when it comes to legal consultations, where time is still the most valuable commodity....
March 15 is the deadline for partnerships and S corporations to file their federal income taxes. It’s also far enough along in the year that...
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (“OBBBA”), signed into law by President Trump on July 4, 2025, is a wide-ranging tax reform package that makes...
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