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Bankruptcy Litigation
- The Bankruptcy Case – An Overview
- Bankruptcy Litigation – The Automatic Stay
Business Litigation
Business Torts and Fraud
- Fiduciary Duties Involved in Colorado Businesses: Part I – The Basics
- How to Determine Whether the Economic Loss Rule Bars Your Client’s Tort Claims
- Contract Claims That Overlap With Tort Claims in Colorado Likely Bar the Latter
- Tort or Breach of Contract? Considering the Economic Loss Rule in Colorado
Civil Rights Litigation
- When is a Police Officer Liable for Shooting Another Officer?
- Understanding Police Officer Liability for the Use of Deadly Force
Commercial and Contract Litigation
- What You Need to Know about Contract Breaches
- Force Majeure, Acts of God, And Impossibility of Performance: Breach of Contract Claims in the Age of the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Trade Secret and Trade Secret Protection: Knowing is Half the Battle
- Competing With Non-Compete Provisions
- Unique Challenges for Marijuana Businesses
Construction Litigation
Corporation, Partnership and LLC Disputes
Covid-19 Resources
- Shelter-In-Place Orders: Changing the Way We Take Depositions
- COVID-19, Business Interruption Insurance, and Civil Authority Coverage in Colorado
- Employee Protections and Unemployment Claims: COVID-19 and the CARES Act
- Why Your Business Interruption Insurance May Cover Claims for Lost Profits and Ongoing Expenses Arising from the COVID-19 Stay at Home Order
Criminal Defense Law
Employment Litigation
- Protections that You Have When Reporting Concerns About the COVID-19 Pandemic at Work. The PHEW Act.
- When Work Isn’t Working: An Intersection of Personal Injury, FMLA, and the ADA
- Whistleblower Protections for Employees of Government Contractors Under the NDAA
- Executive Awarded $1.26M for Breach of Employment Contract
- Successful Sexual Harassment Finding
- Victory By EEOC is Example of Increase in Pregnancy Discrimination
- New IRS Regulations Make Certain Damage Awards and Settlements Non-Taxable
- EEOC to Do More with Less
- Sexual Harassment in the News Again
- Wal-Mart Gender Discrimination Class Action Isn’t Finished
- EEOC Files Discrimination Suit Against Bass Pro Shops
Firm News
- The National Trial Lawyers Announces Emily Fiscus as One of Its Top 40 Under 40 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers in Colorado
- Does Ogborn Mihm employment attorney Emily have an alternate identity?
- Thirteen Ogborn Mihm Lawyers Named to 2021 Best Lawyers in America®
- Thirteen Ogborn Mihm Attorneys Named to 2020 Super Lawyers List
- WTLN Member Spotlight for August 2019
- Seven Ogborn Mihm, LLP Attorneys Named 2020 Best Lawyers in America®
- Emily Fiscus Joins Ogborn Mihm, LLP
- Ten Ogborn Mihm Attorneys Named to 2019 Colorado Super Lawyers List
- Five Ogborn Mihm, LLP Attorneys Named to 2019 Best Lawyers List
- Eight Ogborn Mihm Attorneys Have Been Selected by Their Peers to be Listed as 2018 Colorado Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
- Ogborn Mihm Nominated for 2016 CTLA Case of the Year Award
- National Distracted Driving Awareness: What Do You Need to Know?
- Five Ogborn Mihm Attorneys Have Been Selected by Their Peers to be Listed as 2017 Colorado Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
- 6 Ogborn Mihm Attorneys Named as Super Lawyers
- Tip of the Spear
- Victory in Court of Appeals For Small Business Owner
- Seven Ogborn Mihm Attorneys Named to the List of 2014 Colorado Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
Insurance Disputes
- “Know Your Insurance – Auto Insurance Explained for Colorado Drivers”
- Colorado Legislature Passes Bill to Curb Insurance Abuse of Failure to Cooperate Defense
- Insurance Bad Faith Claim Before Colorado Supreme Court
Legal Malpractice
- New York Appellate Court Adopts Broad Causation Standard in Legal Malpractice Case
- Update: Colorado’s New Law on Proving Collectibility in Legal Malpractice Actions
- Ogborn Mihm Lawyers’ Article Cited to by Colorado Court of Appeals
- Colorado’s New Law on Proving Collectibility in Legal Malpractice Actions
- How Lawyers Should Approach Situations Posing Possible Conflicts of Interest– Generally
- Imputed Conflicts of Interest
- Client Consent to Conflicts of Interest
- Positional or “Issue” Conflicts
- Conflicts with Former Clients
- Conflicts Between a Lawyer’s Personal Interests and a Client’s Interests
- Conflicts of Interest Among Clients
- General Principles of Colorado’s Conflict of Interest Rules
- What is a Conflict of Interest and What Conflicts of Interest Really Matter
- Policy Considerations Behind the Conflict of Interest Rules
- Did Your Lawyer Have a Conflict of Interest?
- 10 Rules of the Road For Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 10)
- 10 Rules of the Road For Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 9)
- 10 Rules of the Road for Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 8)
- 10 Rules of the Road for Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 7)
- 10 Rules of the Road for Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 6)
- 10 Rules of the Road For Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 5)
- 10 Rules of the Road for Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 4)
- 10 Rules of the Road for Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 3)
- 10 Rules of the Road For Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 2)
- 10 Rules of the Road for Trial Lawyers – Protecting Clients and Preventing Legal Malpractice (Rule 1)
- Your Place or Mine?: The Burden of Proving Collectability of an Underlying Judgment in a Legal Malpractice Action
- Former Associate of International Law Firm Sued for Legal Malpractice
Medical Malpractice
- How Does a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Work?
Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
- I WAS HIT BY A SEMI TRUCK OR COMMERCIAL VEHICLE – NOW WHAT?
- Traffic Accidents Rise in 2020, Despite Covid-19
- Wrongful Death Suits for Highway Maintenance Workers
- Catastrophic On-Field Injuries
- How Safe is Your Local Playground?
- March is Brain Injury Awareness Month
- Settling a Minor’s Personal Injury Claim
- Neuroradiology Images in Brain Injury Cases
- Proving Your Brain Injury Lawsuit
- What is a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury?
- The Progression or Growth of Neuroradiology Locally in the Last 15 Years and Its Impact on Neuro-Law to Establish Brain Injuries and Assist in Providing Better Care
- When Can You Sue If You Were Hurt On The Job?
- Car Crashes Involving Uber and Lyft – What You Need to Know
- New Law Requiring Disclosure of Automobile Liability Insurance Limits
- GyroStim – For People Seeking to Recover from Brain Injury
- Communication and Coordination in Health Care
- Ogborn Mihm Clients Dave and Amanda Repsher Settle Helicopter Crash Case
- Concussions In Sports
- Vestibular Rehabilitation in Mild Traumatic Brain Injury/Concussion Management: The Case for Early Intervention
- Colorado Supreme Court Hears Argument in Legal Finance Case
- As Predictable as the Seasons
Trial Practice
- Fee Agreements: What Are Your Options?
- The When, What and How of Litigation Holds
- Colorado Supreme Court Upholds Litigant’s Right to Obtain Discovery
- Diversity of Jury Pool Critical to Fair Outcomes
Trust & Estates Litigation
- AN OVERVIEW OF A TRUSTEE’S DUTIES AND TRUSTEE LIABILITY IN COLORADO
Uncategorized
- I was in a car accident – Do I need to hire a lawyer?
- How to Prepare for Your First Meeting with Your Lawyer
- Attorney-Client Privilege Does Not Survive “Death” of an Organizational Client
- Shapiro Winthers Joins Ogborn Mihm
- Important Evidence for Brain Injury Claims
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- Our Trial Experience
- Telling the Client’s Story at Trial
- Why We Do Jury Research
- Our Client-Centered Practice
- Considering the Cost of Litigation
- Insurance Coverage – The Insurer’s Duties
- When Do Cases Settle?
- Personal Counsel for Professionals and Individuals
- Duties Of Your Insurance Company
- Understanding Our Clients
- What a Personal Injury Lawyer Does For You
- The Difference Between Litigators and Trial Lawyers
- Communicating With Juries
- Judges and Juries: Two Different Worlds
- The Value of Trial Experience
- Who Am I – Nicole Quintana
- Who Am I – Thomas Neville
- Who Am I – Betsy Hyatt
- Who Am I – Michael Ogborn
- Who I am – Murray Ogborn
- Who I Am – Michael Mihm
- Working With In House Counsel & Co Counsel
Whistleblower and Qui Tam
- Medical Judgment May Be “False or Fraudulent” Under the False Claims Act: U.S. Ex Rel. Polukoff V. St. Mark’s Hospital
- Can Relators Take Advantage of Lengthened Statute of Limitations in False Claims Act Qui Tam Cases
- Whistleblower Retaliation After Genberg V. Porter and Digital Reality V. Somers
- Lawson V. FMR: Private Contractors of Public Companies Fall Within Sox Anti-Retaliation Provision
- Court Enforces Arbitration Agreement in Dodd-Frank Act Retaliation Case
- Free Webinar on July 28th to Celebrate Whistleblower Appreciation Day
- Jury Awards Whistleblower Over $25 Million in Sarbanes-Oxley Retaliation Case
- Spacex Cleared in $6 Million Whistleblower Lawsuit for Wrongful Termination in Violation of Public Policy
- Supreme Court to Determine Scope of Protected Activity Under Dodd-Frank Act
- Protections for Whistleblowers in Colorado
- Commodity Futures Trading Commission Strengthens Whistleblower Program
- False Claims Act Whistleblowers Protected Even Without a Successful Qui Tam Lawsuit
- Bio-Rad Whistleblower Protected for “Reasonable” Incorrect Claim
- Former Wells Fargo Employee Awarded $5.4 Million in Whistleblower Retaliation Lawsuit
- Whistleblower Statutes Administered by OSHA
- Dodd-Frank Act Whistleblower Bounty and Retaliation Claim Basics
- Sarbanes-Oxley Act Whistleblower Protection Basics
- Federal False Claims Act Basics
- Clay Wire Publishes Article on In-House Attorney Whistleblower Claims
- Whistleblower’s False Claims Act Lawsuit Results in $6.3 Million Settlement By Denver Health For Medicare and Medicaid Patient Misclassification
- Fired for Facebook Posts: Social Media Postings May Constitute Protected “Concerted Activity”
- Seventh Circuit Permits Whistleblower’s RICO Claims Based on Sox Violation to go Forward

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