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Whichever way the Colorado Supreme Court rules on whether to remand a case involving a $9.3 million jury verdict for a man who suffered catastrophic injuries during surgery, there will be a "windfall" for either his widow or a hospital, one justice observed Tuesday, asking why the widow should not be the one to benefit.
A Colorado jury on Wednesday awarded a regional electric cooperative $26.5 million in its lawsuit against an Xcel Energy subsidiary for two incidents that led to lengthy closures of a jointly owned coal-fired power plant, while giving nothing to the Xcel subsidiary advocating for a plan to close the plant by 2031 to meet state-mandated emission reduction targets.
A Colorado city and a software company blamed each other in their opening statements to a Denver federal jury Monday about an ill-fated multimillion-dollar utility billing system, with city officials saying they were duped and the software firm claiming the city was "unwilling and unable" to hold up its end of the deal.
A Colorado county suing Exxon and another major oil company in a climate change lawsuit has told a state judge he need not heed, and should even disregard, a federal judge's recent ruling on whether registering an agent in the state amounts to consent to jurisdiction, arguing the analysis was flawed.
A Colorado federal judge on Monday tossed a steel mill's claim that its former contractor on a $300 million project hurt the mill's relationship with suppliers and subcontractors by "haphazardly receiving equipment and materials," but left intact a claim that the contractor worked to harm those relationships after being fired.