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The case was dismissed under Colorado's Anti-SLAPP law, which was enacted in 2019 to protect individuals from retaliatory lawsuits against those speaking out on public issues.

In Rare Occurrence, Court Holds Oral Arguments at Denver University’s Sturm College of Law, Panel Discussion to Follow

The concern for utility companies goes beyond the cold days we have experienced and into the rapid warm-up expected this weekend.

The house eventually sold for $580,000 to a couple flipping houses and was back on the market a few months later for $875,000.

When does "freedom of speech" cross the line? A Colorado Springs business says a woman left a "defamatory" review on Facebook. Meanwhile, the woman says her review is honest feedback. The case has resulted in a lawsuit that is now headed to the Colorado Court of Appeals.

The internet has made it easy for anyone to read and write reviews about companies on sites like Yelp, Google and Facebook. The First Amendment protects Freedom of Speech, but that doesn't mean you cannot be sued for defamation and owe money if what you post can be proven false.

05:10 AM EST Share The location is the Mexican Street Food chain’s ninth, and the third new store in six months. Cantina Louie Mexican Street Food owner Benjamin Porter said his group expects to open its Regency area restaurant Jan. 11.  Styles Smith Plumbing Inc. built-out the 4,800-square-foot restaurant and full bar at 1040 Hospitality Lane in the Shoppes at Monument center at Monument Road and Interstate 295. Porter said Jan. 4 the restaurant will seat about 175 people an...