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Colorado takes stalking extremely seriously, and if you are currently facing stalking charges, you may have valid concerns about the penalties you could potentially face if convicted. While a stalking charge could lead to a felony conviction that could impact numerous aspects of your life, a harassment charge may, instead, lead to a misdemeanor. Just…

Colorado’s new HB19-1267 law went into effect on January 1, 2020, making it a felony offense to engage in wage theft. Before the law’s passage, employers alleged to have paid workers less than the federal minimum wage per hour faced a misdemeanor charge. To increase the penalties and punishment, lawmakers passed House Bill 19-1267 to…

The Securities Exchange Commission charged a Colorado businessman and six of his companies with orchestrating an allegedly fraudulent investment scheme. According to the SEC’s website, the Denver resident promised several individuals a high return on investment in exchange for providing him with millions of dollars of capital to run his cattle and marijuana businesses. The…