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Amphitheater hit with lawsuit to stop construction - Vimarsana News

Amphitheater hit with lawsuit to stop construction

Once built, the Sunset Amphitheater will hold 8,000 people and plans to have around 50 concerts each year. As construction reaches 25% completion, a new lawsuit is pumping the brakes.

Court of Appeals rules in favor of woman sued over negative online review - Vimarsana News

Court of Appeals rules in favor of woman sued over negative online review

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.

Source: koaa.com
Jury to decide whether Centura properly fired doctor: court | Subscriber Content - Vimarsana News

Jury to decide whether Centura properly fired doctor: court | Subscriber Content

Colorado's second-highest court ruled on Thursday that a jury will decide whether Centura Health Corporation fired a physician for violating its policy against aid-in-dying, as Centura claims, or for reasons outside of her work, as the doctor claims.

Colorado Appeals Court Hears Landmark Cancel Culture Case - Vimarsana News

Colorado Appeals Court Hears Landmark Cancel Culture Case

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

Court of Appeals: A public entity's records are public under CORA even if kept by a third party - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition - Vimarsana News

Court of Appeals: A public entity's records are public under CORA even if kept by a third party - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

A public entity with a contractual right to access documents from a private third party, such as a developer, must disclose those records to a requester if they are used for a public purpose, a three-judge panel of the Colorado Court of Appeals held.