written by Ross Pulkrabek Individuals and entities sometimes transfer their assets to third parties as part of “asset protection” planning in an effort to render themselves “judgment proof” or create obstacles for existing or prospective creditors who might be inclined to sue them. Such transfers often are fraudulent and voidable under the law. Lawyers can […]

written by Melissa Sullivan When a person’s death arises out of a tort, such as a motor vehicle accident, Colorado law allows for two distinct causes of action to be brought: a survival action and a wrongful death action. These causes of action belong to different persons (or, possibly, to the same persons but in […]

written by Zachary Warzel Liability insurance coverage in sexual assault cases is often an impediment to recovery for the survivors and to the pursuit of legal remedies at all by their attorneys. Insurance covers fortuitous occurrences that are outside the control of the insured. To this end, policies only cover “accidents,” and typically exclude intentional […]