Frascona attorney featured in The Colorado Lawyer The January 2026 edition of The Colorado Lawyer magazine includes a feature article from Frascona attorney Jesse Witt.
As AI tools and virtual assistants become more common, they introduce new risks to confidential meetings and attorney-client communications. This article explains how AI note-takers, videoconferencing features, and generative AI platforms may affect privilege and what precautions lawyers and clients should take.
Smart doorbells offer convenience and security but also raise serious privacy issues in real estate. Learn the legal and practical concerns for buyers, sellers, and agents.
A CBS 4 News story highlights the risks Colorado homeowners face when contractors abandon projects. Learn how mechanics’ liens, trust fund laws, and legal remedies can affect you—and the steps you can take to protect your home, finances, and peace of mind.
Contracting parties may extend the statute of limitations for construction defect claims, according to a new opinion from the Colorado Court of Appeals. Construction defect
Anyone who has registered their car online is likely familiar with credit card surcharges. If an owner pays with a credit card, the Colorado DMV
Co-Author: Lauren M. Taylor[i] This summer, the Colorado General Assembly adopted new limits on the amount of retainage a property owner can withhold from contractors
HOA liens are not spurious, even if annexation is disputed The Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that a homeowner association lien is not spurious,
This following article originally appeared in The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association – Trial Talk, August/September, 2017 Edition. The article discusses the history of Colorado’s statute
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