Jun 13, 2018 | Civil Disputes
Insurance companies have a general duty to an insured to investigate and resolve insurance claims promptly. In August 2008, the Colorado legislature passed a law that prohibits insurance companies from unreasonably delaying or denying payment of benefits owed under an...
Apr 18, 2018 | Civil Disputes, Griffiths News
Duncan Griffiths and Tia Zavaras sat down with the Denver Business Journal on March 30, 2018, to provide professional insight into the Villagio case ruling that took place in June of 2017. While the ruling benefits condo development and construction there are some...
Apr 5, 2018 | Civil Disputes, Family Law, Featured Attorney, Griffiths News
Carolyn Witkus was recently interviewed by Merry Jane Magazine, an online publication that discusses a variety of newsworthy topics surrounding cannabis. All of our attorneys have a vast variety of experience representing individuals and businesses involving cannabis....
Nov 30, 2017 | Civil Disputes, Family Law
Review how the pending tax bill will impact spousal maintenance payments in divorce. A recently published article by Griffiths Law attorneys Suzanne Griffiths and Eliza Steinberg. See...
Feb 26, 2016 | Civil Disputes, Family Law
by Diana L. Powell, Esq. Reprinted and revised from a 2007 Article in Colorado Business Journal Often, during a divorce, common sense business owners lose perspective and effectively trash a valuable asset due to lack of mutual respect and responsibility. The break-up...
Feb 26, 2016 | Civil Disputes, Family Law
by Suzanne Griffiths and Carolyn Witkus as published in Stout Risius Ross, Fall 2014 Journal How do you value something you cannot see? That is exactly the problem of valuing goodwill in divorce. Many businesses, particularly service businesses, are worth more than...
