In Colorado’s booming construction industry, contracts are the foundation of every successful project. But when agreements break down—whether due to delays, nonpayment, or unmet expectations—Colorado contractor breach of contract claims can quickly become costly disputes. Both general contractors and subcontractors face serious risks when contract terms aren’t met. This guide explains what every contractor needs […]
Colorado extends statute of limitations for minimum wage claims to six years. Colorado has extended the statute of limitations for minimum wage claims under the Colorado Minimum Wage Act to six years. A recent ruling from the Colorado Court of Appeals in Perez v. By the Rockies, LLC reshapes how wage-related lawsuits are handled, confirming […]
Navigating Workplace AI Rules and Risks The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in hiring, training, and workflow management is reshaping how businesses operate. However, it has also attracted growing regulatory scrutiny at both federal and state levels. Companies must now navigate evolving rules concerning data privacy and employee rights to stay compliant and reduce […]
5 Common Legal Mistakes Small Businesses Make Starting and running a small business in Denver is an exciting yet demanding journey. With so many responsibilities, it’s easy to let legal matters fall by the wayside. But ignoring legal obligations can result in costly consequences that jeopardize your company’s future. Below, Blass Law highlights five of […]
Understanding the FTC’s Ban on Non-Competes In a landmark decision with far-reaching implications for the American workforce, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently imposed a ban on non-compete agreements. This move marks a significant shift in the legal landscape, impacting employers and employees alike. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of the FTC’s […]







