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Greystar, Simpson and Others Settle $141M Rent-Setting Lawsuit
Greystar, the nation’s largest apartment owner, Denver-based Simpson Property Group, and more than twenty other major property management companies have agreed to pay $141 million to settle a nationwide class-action lawsuit brought by renters.1 The lawsuit claims these landlords used rent-setting software created by RealPage, Inc. to push rents higher in cities across the…
Denver Cuts Rental Assistance as Evictions Reach Record Highs
In September 2025, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston reduced the city’s 2025 Temporary Rental & Utility Assistance (TRUA) budget by about $9 million, down from an original allocation of roughly $23 million. City leaders described the move as part of broader budget tightening and said the money would be “rolled forward” into the 2026 budget…
How to Maximize Your Personal Injury Settlement in Colorado
After an accident, you may experience financial stress and uncertainty about your future. Fortunately, if someone else’s negligence caused your injuries, Colorado law allows you to pursue compensation for your accident-related losses. It’s important to get the most from your claim since you generally cannot go back and ask for more damages once you’ve…
Delayed Injury Symptoms After a Car Accident
Being involved in a car accident in Littleton, Colorado is a frightening experience. In the immediate aftermath, many people assume they may have avoided serious injury if there are no visible wounds. However, not all injuries show symptoms immediately. In some cases, pain and other warning signs may not appear until hours or even…
Colorado’s Motorcycle Laws
Motorcycles are a popular form of transportation and recreation in Colorado, especially in the warmer months. However, there are many laws that apply to riders, and violations of these laws can lead to citations and other legal issues. The sections below discuss Colorado’s motorcycle laws and how to stay compliant. How Does Colorado Law…
What Is the Difference Between Ordinary Negligence and Gross Negligence?
Most personal injury claims in Colorado are based on negligence. However, there is a difference between ordinary negligence and gross negligence. These two legal concepts are often confused, but they represent different levels of wrongdoing and can impact the potential damages awarded in a case. Overview of Ordinary Negligence Ordinary negligence is the basis…