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Colorado has a strict-liability dog-bite statute (CRS § 13-21-124) for serious-injury cases — and the owner pays even on first offense.

Colorado’s 2022 non-compete reform (CRS § 8-2-113) made most non-competes void as against public policy — only narrow exceptions remain enforceable.

Colorado has a longer 3-year SOL for auto cases under CRS § 13-80-101(1)(n) — but 50% modified comparative still bars at-or-above 50% fault recoveries.

The Colorado Consumer Protection Act (CRS § 6-1-105) lets consumers recover up to treble damages plus attorney fees — and the AG’s office actively enforces.

Colorado’s drug-sentencing reforms (HB 19-1263 and subsequent) reduced many felony drug offenses to misdemeanors — counsel knows what changed when.

Colorado recognizes strict products liability — and the Products Liability Act (CRS § 13-21-401) governs presumptions and statutes of repose.

The Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act (CRS § 24-34-401) covers more than Title VII — and CCRD handles charges with damages parity to federal law after recent reforms.

Colorado is an equitable-distribution state — and the Uniform Dissolution of Marriage Act (CRS § 14-10-101) governs no-fault divorce procedure.

Colorado has immigration court in Denver — and the state’s 2019 sanctuary protections (HB 19-1124) restrict ICE detainer cooperation.

Colorado’s Lemon Law (CRS § 42-12-101) covers new vehicles within 1 year — and the manufacturer pays attorney fees if you prevail.

HB 24-1472 (2024) raised Colorado’s med-mal non-economic damages cap to $1.5M — a significant change from the prior $300K–$1M structure.

A 2-year SOL under CRS § 13-80-102 (3 years for auto) and 50% modified comparative fault frame every Colorado PI case.

Colorado’s Premises Liability Act (CRS § 13-21-115) replaced common-law categories with a statutory framework based on the entrant’s classification.

Colorado SSA hearing offices in Denver and Colorado Springs process moderate volumes — Tenth Circuit precedent shapes review.

Colorado workers’ comp runs through the Division of Workers’ Compensation under CRS § 8-43 — and Pinnacol Assurance is the state-supported insurer of last resort.