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Judge Orders Auto Insurer To Reopen 17,000 Cases, $200m In Payouts To Injured Possible

A Boulder District Court judge has ordered one of Colorado's largest auto insurers to reopen as many as 17,000 medical and wage-loss cases - nine years' worth of claims that could be entitled to additional payouts of up to $100,000. - Full Story

Driver Suffering From Brain Injuries Wins $3m Verdict Vs. Auto Insurer

A Boulder jury has awarded a former University of Colorado math professor nearly $3 million in what is believed to be the state's largest bad-faith verdict against an auto insurer over lost wages. - Full Story

Hockey Player To Appeal Denver Court's Dismissal Of Personal Injury Lawsuit

Lawyers for former Colorado Avalanche player Steve Moore plan to file an appeal in the next two weeks over a decision that threw his lawsuit against Todd Bertuzzi out of a Denver court. - Full Story

Intruder Shot By Resident, Co 'make My Day' Law Shields Shooter From Liability

A registered sex offender was shot in his right arm by a resident in the small suburb of Bow Mar after police allege he tried to break into a home. The case appears to fall under the 'Make My Day' law based on the investigation so far. Under Colorado law, residents cannot be prosecuted when they use deadly force to defend themselves from home intruders. - Full Story

Xcel Energy Sued Again By Residents, This Time Over Mudslides

Less than two months after Xcel Energy confirmed a settlement had been reached in a lawsuit by Jamestown residents over damage from a wildfire sparked by a power line, the power company is being sued again, this time over mudslides. - Full Story