Workers’ compensation (“WC”) costs are a significant portion of the labor costs experienced by construction companies. These costs have typically…
The case of Bituminous Casualty Corp. v. Hartford Casualty Insurance Corp., 2013 WL 452374 (D. Colo. February 6, 2013) is…
In the last year, the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado found that a settlement payment from an…
The term “ongoing operations” has appeared in construction insurance policies for many years. Here in Colorado, that phrase has had…
A recent U.S. District Court case in Colorado highlighted the importance for an insured to read and understand the terms…
On October 24, 2013 the Colorado Court of Appeals granted a rare interlocutory appeal in a multi-family residential construction defect…
The downward trend in attached-housing construction in Colorado is well-known and discussed often within the region’s construction, insurance, finance, and…
The Colorado Court of Appeals recently handed down an opinion dulling the teeth of the “no voluntary payment” clauses found…
The Colorado Pool case has been featured in two past blog entries, including: “An Arapahoe County District Court Refuses to…
Often in construction litigation the parties wish to move the case to arbitration. However, there are certain circumstances in which…