Colorado Attorney General John Suthers filed a lawsuit yesterday against Regent Asset Management Solutions, a Denver-based debt collection agency. The suit also names Regent CEO Michael Scata, on suspicion that the company engaged in unlicensed debt collection in the state, and allegedly violated Colorado consumer protection statutes. According to the complaint filed in Denver District [...] [...]
The Colorado Hospital Association, along with seven hospitals, has filed a lawsuit against the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. The suit contends that the public health department “seriously harmed hospitals’ procedural rights by failing to follow appropriate measures” when drafting new licensing regulations for hospitals and health facilities. The association is seeking to [...] [...]
The National Federation of Independent Business today said that it will join 20 states, including Colorado, in a historic lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The NFIB’s rationale: the newly enacted health care law directly undermines the rights of small businesses and the self employed. “We didn’t enter into [...] [...]
Newspaper readers have no doubt shaken their heads at one time or another after reading about what they believed to be a ridiculous lawsuit. While what they’d consider to be the most ridiculous is a matter of opinion, here’s what the U.S. Chamber Press Institute for Legal Reform considers to be the most ridiculous suits [...] [...]
Attorney Lindsay Fischer filed a 25 page response yesterday in his lawsuit against the City of Colorado Springs, which alleges that the city’s plan to mortgage the Police Operations Center and Fire Station 8 and use the proceeds to pay for the proposed retention package for the U.S. Olympic Committee is illegal. Fischer filed the [...] [...]
Early this afternoon, City Councilman Bernie Herpin confirmed that Colorado Springs and LandCo have resolved their lawsuit.
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