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…
ADA website accessibility lawsuits are brought by blind or visually impaired plaintiffs seeking injunctive relief and sometimes money damages based on a company’s alleged failure to design, maintain, and operate its website (and in some instances its app) to be…
When considering purchasing an establishment with a Colorado liquor license, such as a restaurant or retail liquor store, it is important to understand - before you buy - what you must do to transfer the liquor license. In Colorado, liquor licenses are…
Are members of a limited liability company ("LLC") able to bring a claim to partition LLC property? We're often asked to determine what rights members of LLCs actually have with regard to the property of an LLC. Understandably, many people…
As we now enter the longest U.S. Government shutdown in history, we are being asked constantly by our alcohol clients how the shutdown is affecting breweries, wineries and distilleries. The answer is that the U.S. Government shutdown has caused, and…
Mike Laszlo was recently interviewed by the Daily Camera about the realities of a tavern liquor license in Boulder, Colorado. "A tavern license allows an establishment to serve beer, wine and hard alcohol without needing to make a certain percentage…
We are regularly asked by businesses and individuals: Are Non-Compete Agreements enforceable in Colorado. The answer is not so simple. Many employees believe, erroneously, that Colorado Non-Competes are not enforceable. In fact, Non-Competes in Colorado are enforceable in certain situations. …
We often see a company (corporations or limited liability companies (LLC)) attempt to proceed pro se (represent itself) in lawsuits in the Colorado courts. Almost every time, the judge will order the company to obtain counsel or face a default…
A "Mary Carter" agreement is an agreement between a plaintiff and one or more, but not all, co-tortfeasor defendants which places a limit on the maximum liability of the settling defendant, and further provides that such sum will be reduced…
A recent Federal District Court ruling illustrates that the timeliness of objections to a Rule 45 Subpoena is critical. In Lula Williams, et al., v. Big Picture Loans, LLC, et al., No. CV 3:18-MC-1, 2018 WL 1368271, at *5 (E.D. Va. Mar. 16,…