House Bill 23-1192 (“HB 23-1192”) is one of the proposed bills making its way through the Colorado legislative session this year. It purports to create additional protections in the Colorado Consumer Protection Act (“CCPA”), but instead threatens to put construction
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Anti-Concurrent Causation Endorsements in CGL Insurance Policies: A Word of Caution
Municipal Ordinances Create Additional Opportunities for the Defense of Construction Defect Claims in Colorado
Municipal ordinances may provide additional defenses for construction professionals where state law does not provide sufficient protection for Colorado’s builders. Colorado state law can be a minefield of potential liability for construction professionals. Even though the state legislature has stated…
U.S. District Court of Colorado Interprets Insurance Policy’s Faulty Workmanship Exclusion and Exception for Ensuing Damage
Colorado’s Workers’ Compensation Act and the Construction Industry
The Colorado Healthy Families and Workplaces Act: It may be time to review your paid sick leave policy

Gov. Jared Polis signed the Colorado Healthy Families and Workplaces Act (HFWA) on July 14, 2020, and it became effective at the start of this year. It requires that all employers provide each employee paid sick leave as and to…
HHMR is Hiring a Director of Operations/EOS Integrator
Founded in 2001, Higgins, Hopkins, McLain & Roswell, LLC (“HHMR”) exists to embody and exemplify the principles of service and stewardship. In everything we do, we focus on serving our clients selflessly and to the best of our ability. In…
Denver’s Proposed Solution to the Affordable Housing Crisis
Over the past ten years, Colorado has seen a population growth of almost 15 percent, with many residing in Denver. In fact, in 2020, Denver ranked among the top five cities for inbound growth in the United States. At the…
Revisiting Denver’s construction defect ordinance
I recently had the opportunity to write an article for the Winter 2022 edition of the Colorado Builder Magazine. Since we are now seeing construction defect claims on projects built after enactment of Denver’s construction defect ordinance, it seemed an…