Colorado Business Attorneys
Commercial Leases: Top Ten Things to Look Out For as a Tenant Nov 05, 2013 By Craig T. Watrous Commercial leases often last for many years, even for decades. The space your business rents is the backbone for your company’s operations. It’s critical to fully understand and negotiate the terms and conditions of your commercial…
read moreTrends in the Enforcement of Non-Competition Agreements Sep 11, 2013 Trends in the Enforcement of Non-Competition Agreements By: Craig Watrous As we’ve discussed in past blog posts, the enforcement of covenants not to compete in Colorado (also called non-competition agreements or “noncompetes”) is an evolving area of law (https://www.mallon-lonnquist.com/blog/colorado-non-competition-agreements/). A covenant not to compete…
read moreBy Reed Morris A deposition involves the taking of your testimony, under oath, usually during a pending lawsuit. An official court reporter will be present to record the opposing attorney’s questions and your answers. There will be no judge, arbitrator, or jury present, just attorneys and authorized representatives of the parties to your lawsuit. In…
read moreBy Reed Morris In our work preparing contracts or structuring deals for business clients we always discuss securing any obligation to pay. While the ultimate business decision is made by our clients, we advise them of all options available for securing payment obligations whether the business is a manufacturer, retailer, service provider or financial institution….
read moreLimit Increased For Non-Attorney Representation of Closely Held Business Entities in Colorado Litigation Jun 24, 2013 By Reed Morris Colorado business owners should be aware that corporate entities including LLCs generally require attorney representation when the company is bringing or defending actions in court or before an administrative body. Recognizing the costs to small businesses…
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