Young by and through Young v. Rally Appraisal, L.L.C., No. 18-0942, Court of Appeals of Iowa (April 3, 2019) On April 3, 2019, the Iowa Court of Appeals issued an opinion affirming the reasonable reliance requirement under the Second Restatement of Torts § 552 in an appraiser negligence case. The Court affirmed summary judgment granted […]
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We congratulate Echo Ryan on her swearing-in as the newly appointed Eighteenth Judicial District Magistrate. The firm will miss her legal prowess, wit, good nature and leadership.
In honor of our clients, colleagues and friends, Montgomery Little & Soran has made donations to the following organizations this Holiday season. Global Down Syndrome FoundationColorado Coalition for the HomelessColorectal Cancer AllianceWounded Warrior Project
I was recently appointed to a case as a Decision-Maker only, and not as a Parenting Coordinator/Decision-Maker, which caused me to analyze the statutes for each to determine whether a Decision-Maker needs to be a Parenting Coordinator as well. A Parenting Coordinator is appointed by the Court to assist in the resolution of disputes between […]
Professional Liability and Superseding Cause – 2018 Colorado Court of Appeals Case Danko v. Conyers A recent Colorado Court of Appeals case, Danko v. Conyers, 2018COA14 addressed a superseding cause in a medical malpractice case. The case has some interesting aspects that may relate to legal malpractice and professional liability defense. In a Colorado legal […]
Chris Taravella, Michael McCormick, and Christopher Carry successfully defended an appeal on behalf of a commercial landlord before the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. Oral argument was held on November 15, 2017. The appeal primarily concerned whether there was sufficient evidence to support the district court’s judgment in favor of the firm’s client, which was […]
Chris Taravella, Michael McCormick, and Chrisopher Carry represented a commercial landlord before the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. Oral argument was held on November 15, 2017. The appeal primarily concerns whether there was sufficient evidence to support the district court’s conclusions in favor of the firm’s client following a bench trial. At the district court, […]
On September 1, 2017, Mr. Martino spoke with a caller that recently received an offer from the government to purchase 1700 square feet of her property for only seven hundred dollars (44 cents per square foot) for a bike path on a highway project. The property included trees and landscaping for which the government offered […]
Nate Osborn presented on real estate technology at the 35th Annual Colorado Real Estate Symposium.
Colorado’s growth spurs government land grabbing – and it’s getting expensiveExpensive eminent domain cases swell in face of Denver infrastructure projects. [Read the article at denverpost.com]
