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Colorado is One Step Closer to Increasing Damages Caps Under the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act
By Daniel E DAngelo Esq on February 28, 2013
On February 27, 2013, Senate Bill 13-203 Concerning an increase in the limitation on the amount of damages that may be recovered by an injured party under the “Colorado Governmental Immunity Act” (CGIA) was referred to the Committee of the […] …read more
The Colorado Supreme Court Abolishes The Sudden Emergency Doctrine
By Daniel E DAngelo Esq on January 22, 2013
The Colorado Supreme Court released today, its opinion in Bedor v. Johnson, No. 10SC65, abolishing the Sudden Emergency Doctrine from Colorado law. What was the Sudden Emergency Doctrine? The now former Sudden Emergency Doctrine was a defense sometimes asserted in […] …read more
Auto insurance companies using social media to investigate claims
By Daniel E DAngelo Esq on December 5, 2012
Millions of people use the internet and social media like Facebook on a daily basis to communicate by posting comments and photographs about their lives. Surprisingly, many people still underestimate their privacy on the internet, social media, and other digital […] …read more
