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State officials have signed off on a deal to have ski resort company Vail Corp. pay $275,000 to settle allegations of ecological damage caused by an accidental release of about 2 million gallons of water from the company's snowmaking system into a nearby creek in September 2021, the Office of the Colorado Attorney General announced Wednesday.
A Tenth Circuit panel concluded Thursday that a Colorado hospital probably fired a doctor for her allegedly unprofessional conduct rather than discrimination, noting an incident in which she told a patient the pain of inserting a catheter was his own fault and called him an "asshole" just outside his room.
Colorado Supreme Court justices repeatedly asked a taxi company's lawyer Tuesday why a jury should not have the chance to decide whether it was foreseeable that a cab passenger-turned-assailant would use the taxi to run over a man who tried to help the cab driver.
Colorado's federal courts are working through a caseload that is especially heavy for magistrate judges after President Joe Biden took the historic step of elevating two of them to district court positions, the state's most senior magistrate judge says.
A Denver physician group is suing Colorado's Department of Health Care Policy and Financing and the contractor that conducts its overpayment audits, alleging that the state's auditing process has wrongfully denied the group legitimate payments.