Colorado Business Attorneys
Getting Paid: Construction Delay, Disruption and Acceleration Claims Dec 19, 2016 By Reed F. Morris: Q: Are “No Damages for Delay” clauses enforceable in Colorado construction contracts? A: Yes, they are. Q: Even with such a clause in the contract, can Colorado contractors still recover for delays? A: Yes, they still can! This post outlines…
read moreOffice Leasing Negotiations: Key Issues for Landlords and Tenants to Consider Dec 12, 2016 By: Craig T. Watrous: Office leasing presents a unique variety of issues for landlords and tenants to consider. Due to the nature of a business’s operations, a tenant’s use of commercial space can require expensive tenant build-outs, special use considerations, ADA compliance,…
read moreEnforcement of Colorado Non-Compete Agreements against Executive and Management Personnel Dec 05, 2016 By Reed F. Morris: Colo. Rev. Stat. Section 8-2-113(2)(d) provides the exception to the general rule voiding non-competes in Colorado allowing for their enforceability against a company’s management-level employees. A Colorado non-compete agreement is enforceable when applied to: [e]xecutive and management personnel and…
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