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Medical marijuana businesses, including grow operations and dispensaries, can now be found in many communities throughout Colorado. The establishment and proliferation of such businesses has presented a number of issues for their neighbors.
One issue: marijuana stinks. It has a very strong odor, even before it is smoked.
Odor emanating from medical marijuana businesses has…
According to law enforcement officials, identity thieves have been using the Colorado Secretary of State’s (the “Secretary”) website to engage in business identity theft. By accessing the Secretary’s website, identity thieves are able to obtain public information about Colorado registered entities, and then for a nominal fee are able to change the registered agent of…
As discussed here by The Wall Street Journal, the vast majority of Generation Y, a larger demographic than baby boomers, wants an urban lifestyle. Of those born between 1980 and the early 2000’s, 88% want to live in an urban setting rather than in traditional, suburban communities. They want a pedestrian-friendly environment. They also prefer…
A few months ago, I wrote about a recent Colorado Court of Appeals decision that gave a broad interpretation to the Colorado Trust Fund Statute. That decision highlighted the importance of maintaining strict accounting practices and segregating funds for each separate construction project. As a follow up to that post, I would like to…