In a recent article by Charles F. Coleman, Jr., Esq., "Jury Duty: Why We Can't Afford to Dodge It," published…
Colorado companies involved in the marijuana business face a unique challenge. While other businesses can protect their brands and identities…
Bad Faith Insurance Claim The Colorado Supreme Court heard argument on Thursday, June 4, 2015 in American Family Mutual Insurance Company…
(The first in our series of three articles on the Economic Loss Rule in Colorado) By Michael T. Mihm, Esq.…
It is with deep appreciation that I accept the honor of serving as President of CTLA for the 2014-2015 year.…
Ogborn Mihm, LLP partner Thomas Neville obtained a victory for their client, Visible Voices, Inc., over the Division of Unemployment…
While burdens of proof at trial do not necessarily equate to the awkwardness of a come-on during a date, the…
We are pleased to announce seven Ogborn Mihm attorneys have been named to the list of 2014 Colorado Super Lawyers…
In the nineteenth century, the law of negligence in this country was particularly harsh. While the tort of negligence had…
Clayton Wire of Ogborn Mihm LLP to represent the courageous young woman featured in this story (link below), Ms. Rachel…
EEOC Case The EEOC recently announced that a federal judge awarded a default judgment of $148,000 against a Milwaukee-based medical…
The IRS issued new regulations on January 23, 2012, regarding the taxation of damages for injuries or sickness that are…