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CCJL announces Common Sense legislator award winners
DENVER — Colorado Civil Justice League announced winners of its Common Sense in the Courtroom Awards, given to state legislators who have demonstrated a commitment to curtailing lawsuit abuse and protecting small business and working families from the cost of...
Special Session: CCJL opposes expanded liability in AI bill
While it appeared that the special session would not impact CCJL, Senate Majority Leader Robert Rodriguez introduced a bill on regulation of artificial intelligence – yet another attempt to “fix” the last-minute, poorly constructed, “first in the nation” AI regulation...
Colorado a “Lawsuit Inferno” as litigation risks soar thanks to 2025 legislature
Colorado Residents Face $1,982 Annual ‘Tort Tax’ as Legal Climate Worsens, Jobs at Risk JULY 29, 2025 (WASHINGTON) — Today, the American Tort Reform Association named Colorado a “Lawsuit Inferno” for the second consecutive year in its latest Legislative HeatCheck...
How can you be sued? Colorado legislature adds 26 new ways.
Colorado’s litigation-crazed legislature continues to expand opportunities for billboard lawyers and their plaintiff-clients to file lawsuits against anything that moves. Still, Colorado Civil Justice League, our members and allies enjoyed measured success in a...
Disability bill will cause explosion in new lawsuits
By Mark Hillman, from the Denver Post A bill now under consideration in the Colorado Senate threatens an explosion of drive-by disability lawsuits in Colorado courts. House Bill 25-1239 was originally presented as a re-organization of the Colorado Anti-Discrimination...