…for water in various industries, including agriculture, municipal water, and various businesses, and we have expertise in litigation as well as out of court negotiation in order to find the best and most cost effective solutions for our client’s water related needs. Clientele Our water law clients include farmers, ranchers, developers, homeowners, brokers and lenders ARTICLES The Impact of the Recent Changes to the Colorado Real Estate Contracts on Water…
…corporations and assisting them in compliance with applicable corporation and securities laws. Corporations. A corporation is actually not the only business entity that can be chosen. Selection of the most appropriate form of business organization (corporation, LLC,…) for any business enterprise involves consideration of many factors, including taxation, management structure, limitation of personal liability, capital structure, ownership succession, and the like. Our attorneys have the necessary knowledge and experience to…
…associations, corporations, and insurance companies involved in state and federal district court actions, including appeals to the Colorado Court of Appeals and Supreme Court. Litigation Strengths The Firm’s litigators have a wide range of expertise and experience. Areas of practice include divorce and custody disputes, general real estate, construction, mechanics’ liens, easements, commission disputes, bankruptcy and creditors’ rights, landlord/tenant disputes, insurance matters, contract disputes, lender liability, and other commercial questions….
…is also a vital part of ensuring that your practices are in compliance with the law. This article was originally published in A Piece of Our Mind, a quarterly newsletter by the Colorado Psychiatric Society (Fall 2015, Volume 41, No.3). _________________________________________ [i] http://www.leg.state.co.us/clics/clics2014a/csl.nsf/fsbillcont2/85A6EAD509C2A75787257C300006C03B/$FILE/1186_enr.pdf. [ii] 45 CFR 164.524(a)(2) [iii] Id. [iv] 45 CFR 164.524(a)(3) [v] 45 CFR 164.524(a)(4) [vi] CRS 25-1-802(1)(b)(I)(B) For questions regarding this article please contact Jon Goodman….
…of such technologies. Many mental health providers are interested in using videoconferencing technology in their practices, and they often have questions about how to use technologies in compliance with relevant regulations and ethical codes. These questions relate to a variety of issues, including HIPAA compliance, interjurisdictional practice, and informed consent issues. There are no clear answers to many of these questions, but progress is being made. Regulations and guidance on…
…and documentation of these continuing professional development hours. I plan to write a more detailed article on these requirements in an upcoming article as rules implementing this bill are promulgated. House Bill 15-1186, Services for Children with Autism, was also passed, signed by the Governor on May 29. This bill increases the age limit for children receiving services under the autism waiver program from 6 to 8 years old and…
…Support. BILLING: Frequently Asked Questions We offer a variety of fee plans to meet our clients’ needs including flat fee file handling, task billing, and hourly billing. When billing our time, we bill in one-tenth of an hour increments, which reduces fees for small tasks. In general, we do not accept cases on a contingency fee basis. We provide detailed itemized bills showing the discrete services rendered and their cost….
Due to the NAR Antitrust Settlement, production of the following products is on hold while they are being updated: • Addenda Package – Revision expected by November 2024 • Brokerage Relationship Policy – Revision expected by December 2024 • Office Policy – Revision expected by December 2024 • Independent Contractor Agreement – Revision expected by December 2024 Note: If you are being audited, please contact Andrea Webster at 303-539-9205 to…
…familiar with the field to help identify how you can mitigate the risks associated with such work. Please feel free to contact me for additional assistance if needed. Endnotes: (E1) C.R.S. § 14-10-127(4). (E2) http://www.apa.org/ethics/code/ (E3) C.R.S. § 12-43-101 et seq. (E4) https://www.apa.org/practice/guidelines/child-custody.pdf (E5) http://www.afccnet.org/Portals/0/ModelStdsChildCustodyEvalSept2006.pdf This article was originally published in The Colorado Psychologist, Volume XLIII, Issue 3, June 2015. For questions regarding this article please contact Jon Goodman….
…factors such as the nature of the relationship between client and provider and the difficulties of proving causation and quantifying damages. Second, a client may choose to file a complaint with a professional organization such as the American Counseling Association or American Psychological Association. Such a complaint, even if proven, has little real impact on the professional’s practice other than dismissal from the organization. A third option is to file…
