Recent Blog Posts
Colorado Senate Bill 20-217
Concerning Measures to Enhance Law Enforcement Integrity, and, In Connection Therewith, Making an Appropriation Below is a summary of the Colorado Senate Bill 20-217. Not all of the Act is effective immediately. Section 4 and portions of section 5 take effect September 1, 2020. The amendments to C.R.S. 24-31-902 take effect July 1, 2023…. Read More »
5 Helpful Tips to Protect Yourself When Your Spouse Files for Divorce
The chance of a couple divorcing is currently around 38%. In Colorado, the percentage is lower (according to census.gov) where 10.9% of people age 15 and older are divorced. If you and your spouse are constantly battling and you don’t see a future for your marriage, now is the time to begin preparing for… Read More »
Important Questions About Colorado Divorce Law Answered
Here are seven answers to complex yet important questions related to divorce in Colorado. If you are someone going through a divorce you will find answers to helpful questions below. We understand you may have additional questions. In this case our divorce attorneys can offer decades of experience and guidance. Q: How do I… Read More »
Fernandez vs Colt Holdings
An individual sued our clients, a foreclosure investing company who buys, renovates, and sells distressed properties, alleging a civil theft claim and a violation of the Colorado Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. The district court issued summary judgment on our client’s behalf and the matter was appealed. The Colorado Court of Appeals affirmed the… Read More »
Deputy Prosecuted for Excessive Force
Reid Elkus and Patrick Welsh defended a F.O.P. member who was criminally charged for an allegation that he used excessive force upon an inmate. The member was criminally charged with two counts of third-degree assault and two counts of harassment. The allegation is was that the F.O.P. member threw an inmate down on a… Read More »
City and County of Denver Lawsuit
On October 15th the Executive Board of Lodge 27 FOP filed a lawsuit against the City and County of Denver in the United States District Court. The basis of the complaint maintains the Administration of the City and County of Denver changed the Career Service Authority rules last in a deliberate attempt to deprive… Read More »
Porter Adventist Hospital Notifies Surgery Patients May Be at Risk of Contracting HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C
On February 21, 2018 the Colorado Public Health Department was notified of an “infection control breach” at Porter Adventist for people who had orthopedic or spine surgery over an 18-month period between July 21, 2016 and February 20, 2018. Porter Adventist Hospital advised patients could be at risk for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C or… Read More »
Attorney Don Sisson Featured on CBS 4 News
Elkus and Sisson partner, Don Sisson, was recently featured on CBS 4 News in connection with their investigation into the death of Cpl. Nate Carrigan. CBS 4 News requested that Mr. Sisson review the CBI report in connection with this case. You can read CBS 4’s investigation as well as Ms. Sisson’s analysis on… Read More »
Verdict Search Jan 2013 Mclallen Wrongful Termination Suit
IN NOVEMBER 1999, PLAINTIFF THOMAS MCLALLEN III, A SHERIFF’S DEPUTY IN HIS 30S, BEGAN WORKING FOR THE SHERIFF OF PUEBLOW COUNTY AS A RESOURCE POOL DETENTION OFFICER.
Aurora Sentinel Interviews Don Sisson in Connection With the Murphy Case
The Aurora Sentinel interviewed partner Don Sisson in connection with the Ken Murphy case out of Aurora. You can read the article featuring Mr. Sisson on the Aurora Sentinel website: http://www.aurorasentinel.com/news/settlement-trial-city-aurora-former-police-chief-oates-face-murphy-lawsuit/