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What Is a Breach of Fiduciary Duty in a Business Partnership?

In any successful business partnership, trust is not just expected; it's essential. When two or more individuals enter into a business venture, they assume legal and ethical obligations to one another. These obligations are referred to as “fiduciary duties,” and they form the foundation of professional cooperation. When a partner prioritizes personal interests over those […]

What Should You Do If a Federal Agency Terminates Your Contract for Default?

Few things are more alarming for a government contractor than receiving a notice of default termination. If you’ve been awarded a federal contract, you’ve likely invested substantial time, personnel, and resources to fulfill your obligations. When an agency suddenly terminates that contract for default, it not only disrupts your business; it threatens your future in […]

What Property Tax Exemptions Are Available in Colorado?

Understanding Property Tax Exemptions Property taxes are a necessary part of homeownership and business operations, but they can be a significant financial burden. Fortunately, Colorado offers several property tax exemptions that help reduce these costs for qualifying homeowners, businesses, and organizations. If you own property in Colorado, it’s important to understand what exemptions are available […]

What Is Considered Wrongful Termination in Denver?

Wrongful termination is an unfortunate reality that can disrupt lives and careers. In Denver, as well as the broader state of Colorado, there are specific laws designed to protect employees from unfair dismissal. Understanding what constitutes wrongful termination is essential for any employee who feels they were dismissed unfairly. Legal Framework for Wrongful Termination in […]

How Long Do I Have to File a Car Accident Injury Claim in Denver?

If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Denver, one of the most pressing questions you may have is how long you have to file a claim This is a critical question because the timeline for filing a personal injury claim in Colorado is governed by specific laws, and missing this window can have […]

Can Verbal Agreements Be Legally Binding in Business Transactions?

In business, agreements often start with a handshake or a conversation. Many businesses operate on the principle of trust and verbal commitments. However, this leaves a crucial question: are these verbal agreements legally binding? At Downey Law PC, we provide guidance on both verbal and written agreements, helping our clients understand the legal standing of […]

Can Zoning Laws Affect Your Home Renovation Plans in Denver?

Embarking on a home renovation project in Denver is an exciting venture that promises to transform your living space into something uniquely yours. However, before you pick out paint colors or start dreaming of kitchen upgrades, it's critical to understand how local zoning laws could influence your renovation dreams. Denver's zoning regulations play a pivotal […]

Exploring the Different Types of Property Ownership in Colorado

Introduction to Property Ownership in Colorado When it comes to property ownership in Colorado, there are various types of ownership structures to consider. Understanding these differences is important for anyone involved in real estate transactions or seeking legal guidance. In this blog post, we will explore the various forms of property ownership in Colorado, providing […]

New Age Lifestyle Company Sues UFO Researcher for Defamation

Everyone gets their day in court. Even really strange folks and entities too. Well, it seems there’s a defamation lawsuit case in Boulder County District Court in which a famous UFO researcher has allegedly been saying humiliating and harmful things to the online community that could injure Gaia, Inc.’s professional reputation. “Denver Luciferian coven equals […]

Uber and Lyft Lose Trade Secret Battle in Supreme Court

Both Uber and Lyft must feel a bit vulnerable following a decision by Washington’s Supreme Court decision to allow the government to disclose data on what Seattle neighborhoods they serve. The ruling overturns a lower court’s decision to grant an injunction that sided with the transportation companies right to keep data secret. The state Supreme […]

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