Today is Constitution Day! Yesterday, on Constitution Day Eve, organizers and community members rallied across the state to defend the rule of law. It is our collective duty to fight for the equal right to due process for every member of our society. #preservetheconstitution
CTLA is proud to endorse @MichaelBennet for Governor of Colorado. Bennet’s vision aligns with CTLA’s mission of protecting people and preserving justice. He consistently advocates for the rights of real people and always stands by Coloradans to make sure their voices are heard.
This case shows the importance of standing up for fairness and protecting those who work tirelessly to make a difference in our communities. It’s what trial lawyers do – protect people, right wrongs.
A Denver jury delivered justice for a longtime educator who spent her career turning struggling schools into national successes. After signing a contract to lead a nonprofit expanding her school’s model, a new board wrongfully claimed her retirement invalidated the agreement.
Misinformed and motivated by personal agendas, they barred her from returning, breaching the contract. Despite challenges, the trial proved their actions were unlawful, and the jury held them accountable.
Coloradans: Have you voted? Colorado law allows you to register to vote on #ElectionDay. Make sure you go in person and let your voice be heard!
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In a Halloween-worthy case, Colorado funeral home owners admitted to defrauding grieving families, misusing pandemic relief, and allegedly storing bodies while sending fake ashes. This breach of trust underscores the need for accountability.
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A family is suing after their newborn’s tragic death, alleging that a hospital’s NICU broke her neck and tried to cover it up. Hospitals must be transparent and accountable for the harm they cause.
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The recent E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s is a reminder of how corporate oversight can put public health at risk. Corporations must be held responsible when their products wrong their customers.
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It's time to start asking the insurance industry why they keep raising rates for Coloradans, despite their record-breaking profits.
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A chilling new study reveals that fraud in nursing homes is worsening health outcomes nationwide, even leading to death. In Colorado, we must prioritize protecting vulnerable residents as private operators continue to put profits over patient care.
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This set a new legal precedent, empowering disabled employees across the country to demand accommodations before being fired or demoted. This relentless pursuit ensured better treatment for future workers.
It’s what trial lawyers do – protect people, right wrongs.
In 2009, a Coloradan mother worked as a health inspector for Weld County and injured her arm while on the job, which resulted in her arm being permanently disabled.
After a decade of fighting, including a full-blown trial and two appeals, the 10th Circuit finally ruled in favor of the woman, stating that employers who fail to accommodate a disabled employee under the ADA can be held accountable, even if the employee wasn’t fired or demoted.
Knowingly hiring someone with a history of threatening children is not just wrong, it demands accountability. The safety and well-being of children must always be the top priority for school districts.
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We are united in protecting Colorado’s civil justice system. 💪 Together, we protect Coloradans, strengthen our justice system, and right wrongs.
Join us in being ALL IN for justice this October! ⚖️