The United States Supreme Court was back in action on Monday, October 2, 2017, and is now moving into what…
Anyone who has ever purchased a car or bought a house knows that purchases and sales of large assets are…
Non-governmental organizations that oppose oil and gas development have in the last few years begun to challenge not only Bureau…
This week the Colorado Supreme Court answered a lingering question about liquidated damages provisions; namely, are they enforceable if the…
On July 6, 2017, Department of the Interior (“DOI”) Secretary Ryan Zinke signed Secretarial Order No. 3354, “Supporting and Improving…
The Statute of Frauds is an age-old law requiring certain agreements be in writing and signed by the parties to…
Operators who do not regularly operate on federal lands may be surprised to discover that, unlike the typical private lands…
Special needs trusts are a helpful planning tool if a client has a disability or has family members or friends…
Lately, it seems like drones are everywhere. From flying over crowds at concerts to monitoring pipelines for leaks, drones are…
On May 25, 2017, the Colorado legislature passed House Bill 17-1990 addressing the 2015 Colorado Supreme Court decision of St.…