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A Colorado federal judge on Wednesday pressed the state to explain specific rationales for its semi-open primary system that allows unaffiliated voters to participate in Republican and Democratic primaries, asking how the state justified forcing party committees to reach near-unanimous agreement in order to keep out independents.
A Denver-based oil and gas production company has filed a lawsuit in state court against Colorado oil regulators alleging the company is being forced to pay "an exorbitantly high financial assurance obligation" of more than $130 million related to plugging, abandoning, reclaiming and remediating oil and gas wells.
A conservative radio personality and the broadcasting company that hosts his show have urged the Colorado state appeals court to find that a defamation lawsuit brought by a former Dominion Voting Systems executive who is at the center of unfounded election conspiracy theories should be tossed, arguing that the Dominion employee hadn't shown that the two defendants knew the allegedly defamatory statements were false.
The Denver City Attorney's Office struck a deal to end a lawsuit by two Black women who alleged they were paid less based on their race and discriminated against while the city's previous top lawyer failed to properly discipline attorneys' racist behavior, according to a filing Tuesday in Colorado federal court.
A California federal judge has tossed a Colorado biotechnology company's counterclaims alleging fraud and negligent misrepresentation by a co-founder and technology chief of another firm it acquired for $35 million in 2022, but allowed the biotech's bid for declaratory relief regarding the executive's exit from the company to move forward.