The Colorado Appellate Court, in a written opnion, recently cited to a law review article written by Mike Cross and Nicole Quintana analyzing the issue of proving collectibility in legal malpractice actions. The appellate case is Gallegos v. LeHouillier 2017COA35. The law review article is, “Your Place or Mine?: The Burden of Proving Collectibility of an Underlying Judgment in a Legal Malpractice Action,” 91 Denv. U. L. Rev. Online 53 (2014).
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