A civil case is a legal dispute between individuals, businesses, organizations, and/or public entities where one or more of the parties seek monetary damages, compensation for injuries, or an injunction rather than criminal punishment. In most cases, monetary damages...
A party to a civil case in a Colorado District Court[1] may seek summary judgment following the procedure found in Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 56 (Colo. R. Civ. P. 56).[2] This article answers six frequently asked questions about summary judgment What is summary...
Mergers and acquisitions are sophisticated, multi-faceted transactions which are as varied as the companies involved in the transaction. Once the parties have entered into an agreement for the sale of the business but before the transaction closes, the buyer will be...
A noncompete agreement (also known as a “covenant not to compete”) is defined as “[a] promise, usually in a sale-of-business, partnership, or employment contract, not to engage in the same type of business for a stated time in the same market as the buyer, partner, or...
Private equity financing is frequently an attractive option for funding mergers and acquisitions, and industry experts are predicting that significant amounts of “dry powder” held by private equity companies will be deployed in 2026. This article discusses what dry...
A person injured or harmed by the negligence or unlawful conduct of another may be able to seek compensation from the person or business who is responsible for the injury by filing a claim in a court of law. Personal injury claims include those resulting from events...
