Construction Defects: Understanding Who Is Liable
December 20, 2025
Construction projects bring together contractors, developers, architects, engineers, and suppliers, each with specific roles and responsibilities. When a defect appears, figuring out who is accountable can quickly become complicated. Construction defects can reduce a property’s value, cause long-term structural problems, and lead to safety hazards or financial losses. Knowing who may be liable and what… Read more »
Top Legal Risks for Small and Medium Businesses in 2026
December 10, 2025
Small and medium-sized businesses face new legal challenges in 2026 as regulations evolve and digital operations expand. From stricter data protection laws to employment compliance and tax oversight, understanding potential risks can prevent disputes and financial loss. With thoughtful preparation and proper legal support, companies can stay compliant while continuing to grow. At Reha Goodwin… Read more »
When to Hire a Lawyer After a Personal Injury: Red Flags You Should Watch For
November 20, 2025
After an accident, it can be challenging to know when to involve legal representation. Many individuals assume that filing an insurance claim is enough to recover their losses, but early missteps often lead to reduced settlements or denied claims. Understanding the signs that indicate you need legal help is crucial to protecting your rights and… Read more »
Key Contract Clauses to Negotiate in Commercial Real Estate Transactions
November 10, 2025
Entering a commercial real estate transaction is often one of the most significant business decisions a company or individual can make. Each agreement carries financial and legal implications that depend heavily on the written terms. Whether you are buying, leasing, or selling property in Colorado, knowing which clauses to negotiate can determine the outcome of… Read more »
When a Non-Compete Clause Is Enforceable — What Employers and Employees Need to Know
October 20, 2025
Non-compete clauses are standard in employment and business contracts, often used to protect a company’s confidential information, trade secrets, or client relationships. However, in Colorado, these agreements are enforceable only under specific legal conditions. Understanding how and when a non-compete clause is valid is essential for both employers and employees. At Reha Goodwin Caras, our… Read more »
Estate Planning Essentials for Business Owners: Protecting Personal & Business Assets
October 10, 2025
Running a business requires careful planning, including preparing for the future. For many business owners, estate planning is not just about personal wealth or family inheritance; it is also about protecting the company they have built. A solid estate plan ensures that your business continues to operate smoothly and that your assets, both personal and… Read more »
Living Trusts vs. Wills: Which One Is Right for You?
September 20, 2025
Estate planning gives you the ability to control what happens to your assets and personal affairs after death or incapacity. In Colorado, two of the most commonly used legal tools are wills and living trusts. While both serve the purpose of passing assets to your beneficiaries, they function in very different ways. Choosing the right… Read more »
LLC vs. Corporation: Which Structure Is Best for Your Colorado Business?
September 10, 2025
Starting a business in Colorado means making early decisions that will shape your long-term success. One of the most important decisions is choosing the proper business structure, which often comes down to a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or a Corporation. Each option has its benefits and challenges, and your decision can impact taxes, liability, and… Read more »
Can I Sue for Pain and Suffering in a Colorado Injury Case?
August 20, 2025
When someone else’s actions cause you harm, the consequences often go far beyond broken bones or medical bills. Many injury victims face lasting pain, emotional trauma, and significant disruptions to their quality of life. In Colorado, you can sue for pain and suffering as part of a personal injury claim, but certain limits and legal… Read more »
How Often Should You Update Your Estate Plan?
August 10, 2025
Creating an estate plan is a responsible and essential step, but maintaining it is just as critical. Life is rarely static, and significant changes in family circumstances, finances, or legal regulations can make your plan outdated or ineffective. So how often should you update your estate plan? Generally, it is wise to review your documents… Read more »
