Lawsuit
Family Of Man Killed In City Limits 911 Case Suffers Legal Blow
The family of a man shot to death after a controversial 911 call last year has suffered a legal blow.
Chevron Drops Colorado Firm From Fraud Lawsuit
Chevron Corp. has agreed to drop a Colorado consulting firm and two of the firm’s employees from a fraud and racketeering lawsuit.
Murder Victim’s Brother Heard In 911 Recording Saying ‘My Brother’s Down’
A chilling 911 audio recording from last year and obtained by CBS4 this week portrays the panic in a Denver-area man’s voice the night his brother was shot to death.
Settlement Reached With FAA Over Continental Crash At DIA
Passengers and some crew members involved in a Continental Airlines crash at Denver International Airport in 2008 have settled a major lawsuit with the Federal Aviation Administration.
Family Files Lawsuit After Deputy Fires Stun Gun At Teen
A mother has filed a lawsuit against an Adams County after a deputy used a stun gun on her son who has behavioral problems.
Judge Weighs In On Aurora Theater Shooting Suits
A federal magistrate judge is recommending the dismissal of some of the negligence and wrongful death claims filed against the owner of the Colorado movie theater where a gunman killed 12, but he says other claims can continue.
2 More Lawsuits Filed Against Cinemark Theaters
There have been two more lawsuits filed against the Cinemark theater chain.
Complaint Over Dressing In Hospital Scrubs Could Become Class Action Lawsuit
The complaint over putting on scrubs at a hospital could become a class action lawsuit.
Lawsuit Challenges Company’s Firing Of Medical Marijuana Patient
There are still a lot of questions about how Amendment 64 will unfold in Colorado, and one of those is how workplaces will handle drug testing and employees.
Family Of Murder Victim Sues City Of Denver, 911 Operator
The family of a man shot and killed after a 911 operator told him to come back into Denver is now suing the dispatcher and the city.
