Colorado Legislative Updates Landlords Should Know

Timothy P. Brynteson

By Timothy P. Brynteson, Esq. In recent years, Colorado’s Legislature has enacted sweeping reforms to landlord-tenant law that significantly impact lease terms, habitability standards, and eviction processes. Whether managing a single property or a large portfolio, landlords should review their leases and procedures to ensure compliance with these recent changes. Starting January 1, 2025, all […]

Liability in the Digital Age: Why the Old-Fashioned Phone Call Still Matters

Lia Szasz

By Lia Szasz, Esq. In today’s business world, email is a primary means of communication, especially for sending invoices and confirming payments. But this convenience has created a dangerous vulnerability: email-based wire fraud. In a world where hackers exploit even brief lapses in diligence, courts are signaling that email alone isn’t enough. The Imposter Rule […]

Corporate Transparency Act Update

Timothy P. Brynteson

By: Timothy P. Brynteson, Esq. The U.S. Department of Treasury’s Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) was signed into law in 2021with an effective date of January 2025. It established Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) filing requirements that targets layered corporate structures that can enable the conduct of illicit activities, money laundering, the financing of terrorism, and other […]

What Is The Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax?

Corey M. Moore

By Corey W. Moore, Esq. When planning for tax implication upon death, most client questions revolve around the Federal Estate and Gift Tax and the corresponding exemption ($13,990,000 for 2025).  However, there is potentially another tax that wealthier individuals need to take into consideration when planning their estates, the Generation-Skipping Transfer (GST) Tax. The GST […]

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