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Colorado Property Managers and Landlords Beware 

By Lee J. Morehead, Esq.

Major Pricing Changes Under HB 25-1090

Colorado landlords and property managers face significant new compliance obligations as House Bill 25-1090, the state's "Protections Against Deceptive Pricing Practices" law, took e... read more

Thought Leaders: Back to the Basics: Funding Your Revocable Trust

By Anna Bennett, Esq.

A revocable trust is one of the most flexible and widely used estate planning tools because it allows individuals to simplify the transfer of assets after death by avoiding the probate process, while maintaining control during life. However, even the most well-written trust agreement will fail to achieve these benefits if t... read more

Thought Leaders: A Primer on the Colorado River Water Crisis

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There is a serious and growing water crisis in Colorado and six other states, which promises to dominate headlines in the coming months. This article answers three frequently asked questions about the Colorado River Basin, the Colorado River Crisis, and how the crisis may impact those with Colorado water rights.

For many business owners, forming a limited liability company (LLC) is viewed as a straightforward step to secure personal liability protection. While LLCs do provide meaningful safeguards, that protection is not absolute. Under certain circumstances, Colorado courts will disregard the entity structure and hold individual o... read more

Thought Leaders: The Use of Section 2503(c) Trusts in Estate Planning

By Corey W. Moore, Esq.

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Section 2503(c) outlines the transfer of gifts for the benefit of a minor and occupies a unique and valuable tool in estate and gift tax planning. Section 2503(c) offers families a way to make tax‑efficient gifts to minors while maintaining control of the gifted asset(s). Under IRS rules, only... read more

Thought Leaders: My Business Just Got Served with a Lawsuit…Now What?

By Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti

Delivery of court filings by a plaintiff in a lawsuit to a business is called “service of process” and, if done properly, triggers important deadlines and requirements. The applicable rules of civil procedure in the court where the matter is pending govern who may issue a summons and complaint, what information must be cont... read more

Thought Leaders: Key Changes to Colorado Real Estate Law

By Elizabeth D. Arcane, Esq.

Beginning January 1, 2026, several significant real estate laws passed by the Colorado 2025 General Assembly took effect, bringing changes to pricing transparency, tenant screening, and security deposit practices. These laws are part of an effort to protect renters across the state.