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Colorado Alcohol Delivery

Colorado Alcohol Delivery is Limited to Certain Retailers – UPDATE

Colorado alcohol delivery is limited to certain Colorado liquor licensed retailers.   A retailer licensed pursuant to C.R.S. 44-3-409 (Retail liquor store license),  44-3-410 (Liquor-licensed drugstore license), or subsection 44-4-107(1)(a) (fermented malt beverage license), may deliver alcohol beverages, so long as the retailer follows…

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TTB Coronavirus

TTB AND COLORADO PERMIT RETURNS OF ALCOHOL PRODUCTS PURCHASED FOR EVENTS CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)

In response to the devastating economic effects of Coronavirus related shutdowns and even cancellations, the Colorado Liquor Enforcement Division ("LED") and TTB issued statements that they would permit alcohol suppliers to accept returns of alcohol products purchased for events cancelled due…

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Coronavirus, The Wine Industry and Force Majeure Clauses

In the wine industry, it remains to be seen how coronavirus will impact businesses domestically and internationally, and the extent to which "force majeure clauses" in contracts may provide relief to impacted businesses. With much of Italy currently on "lockdown,"…

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ADA Website Accessibility Case

New York Federal Court Finds Personal Jurisdiction over Vanderbilt University in ADA Website Accessibility Case

On December 4, 2019, a New York Federal Court found it had personal jurisdiction over Vanderbilt University in an ADA Website Accessibility Case. Plaintiff Jason Camacho filed an ADA website accessibility lawsuit alleging that a website operated by Vanderbilt University…

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