There are a few things you need to successfully prove a Colorado personal injury claim. The person filing the lawsuit (the plaintiff) has the responsibility to prove that the other party (the defendant) was negligent. This responsibility is called the “burden of proof.” In personal injury cases, the burden of proof required is “a preponderance […]
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It is impossible to tell how much compensation you may recover in a personal injury claim without a detailed review of the unique facts of a case. The truth is that even cases with facts that sound very similar can yield very different outcomes. The best way to learn what damages you could get from […]
Keating Wagner Polidori Free is excited to announce that Attorney Aaron Goldhamer has been promoted to partner at the firm. His client-centric representation both in and out of the courtroom, as well as his creative problem-solving and pro bono work, make this distinguished honor well-deserved. About Aaron Goldhamer Aaron Goldhamer joined Keating Wagner as an […]
At Keating Wagner, our firm’s roots date back more than three decades in Colorado. We feel strongly about working to enrich the communities in which our employees and clients work and live. Throughout the year, we support many different civic efforts, including those supporting the Children’s Hospital Colorado Burn Camps Program. This year, we were […]
The 29th annual DU Law Stars event was held at the Sturm Grand Pavilion at the Denver Art Museum on Friday, November 10, 2023. The night began with a VIP reception at 5 p.m., followed by a general reception and the awards ceremony at 6 p.m. Aaron Goldhamer, Mike Keating, Deirdre Ostrowski, Larry Free, and […]
Keating Wagner Polidori Free is proud to announce its recognition in the 2024 edition of U.S. News – Best Lawyers® list of “Best Law Firms,” which recognizes the top law firms nationwide. The firm is no stranger to this recognition, having received it multiple times in previous years. Keating Wagner Polidori Free’s 2024 Best Law Firms Recognitions U.S. News […]
The Colorado Workers’ Compensation Waiting Period refers to the initial period of time that an injured worker must be unable to work due to a work-related injury or illness before they become eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits. Understanding this waiting period is crucial for workers in Colorado who have suffered work-related injuries and their […]
Trade secrets are valuable pieces of confidential information that give a business a competitive advantage in the marketplace. These secrets can encompass a wide range of proprietary information, such as manufacturing processes, customer lists, marketing strategies, formulas, or technical know-how. Essentially, a trade secret is any information that is not generally known to the public, […]
In an insurance bad faith case, the policyholder alleges that their insurance company has acted unfairly or in bad faith in handling their insurance claim. Such cases can be complex, and to succeed the policyholder must prove specific elements to establish that the insurer acted in bad faith. Here are the key elements that must […]
Keating Wagner attorney Aaron Goldhamer, on behalf of his client Powderhorn Land, LLC, filed suit on August 24, 2023, seeking a receivership over a planned fifty-two-unit development in Evergreen. BusinessDen, in two separate news items,* covered the lawsuit, which also asserts a breach of contract claim. Brian Roberts, an accomplished real estate developer and owner […]
A breach of contract case occurs when one party involved in a legally binding agreement fails to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the contract. Contracts serve as vital instruments for ensuring the smooth functioning of business transactions, as they establish the terms and conditions that each party must adhere to. When a breach occurs, […]
When a trustee mismanages a trust and jeopardizes its assets through imprudent or even fraudulent investments, it is a matter of utmost concern that demands careful consideration and decisive action. A trust, established to safeguard assets for the benefit of beneficiaries, relies on the fiduciary duty of the trustee to act in their best interests. […]
