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Rachel Jennings named Co-Chair of NAWLMoms
Sutton Booker is proud to announce Rachel Jennings was named Co-Chair of NAWLMoms in March of 2022. The mission of the National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL) is to provide leadership, a collective voice, and essential resources to advance women in the legal...
Sutton Booker Attorneys Named to 2022 Colorado Super Lawyers List
Sutton Booker P.C. is excited to announce Jackie Booker, Sandy Eloranto, Katie Johnson, Ashley Larson, and Debra Sutton were named to 2022 Colorado Super Lawyers list.Together, Debra Sutton, Ashley Larson, and Katie Johnson have tried over 90 jury trials...
Sutton Booker Welcomes Associate Matthew W. Cecil
Sutton Booker is excited to welcome its newest associate, Matthew W. Cecil! Matt joins Sutton Booker after recently relocating to Colorado from Missouri. Matt previously worked for a large regional insurance defense firm in the Midwest handling the defense of...
Colorado Supreme Court Confirms Death of Ferrer in Brown v. Long Romero
By: Tom Walton, Associate, Sutton | Booker | P.C. In 2017, the Colorado Supreme Court held in Ferrer v. Okbamicael that when a plaintiff brings a vicarious liability claim against an employer and the employer subsequently acknowledges vicarious liability, then the...
Jackie Booker and Lily Nierenberg Obtain Defense Verdict for Retailer
Jackie Booker and Lily Nierenberg obtained a complete defense verdict on behalf of a national retailer in a premises liability matter. Following a five-day jury trial in federal court, the jury deliberated less than two hours and unanimously agreed that the company did not have actual or constructive knowledge of the alleged dangerous condition—a required element of Plaintiff’s claim. The Court entered judgment in favor of the retailer.
Statutory Offers of Settlement and Calculating Final Judgment in light of Mitchell v. Chengbo Xu
The Colorado Court of Appeals provided new guidance on statutory offers of settlement pursuant to C.R.S. § 13-17-202. In Mitchell v. Chengbo Xu, the Colorado Court of Appeals held a plaintiff’s final judgment will always include their actual costs incurred prior to the statutory offer of settlement as well as pre-offer interest.
Rachel Jennings named Co-Chair of NAWLMoms
Sutton Booker is proud to announce Rachel Jennings was named Co-Chair of NAWLMoms in March of 2022. The mission of the National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL) is to provide leadership, a collective voice, and essential resources to advance women in the legal...
Sutton Booker Attorneys Named to 2022 Colorado Super Lawyers List
Sutton Booker P.C. is excited to announce Jackie Booker, Sandy Eloranto, Katie Johnson, Ashley Larson, and Debra Sutton were named to 2022 Colorado Super Lawyers list.Together, Debra Sutton, Ashley Larson, and Katie Johnson have tried over 90 jury trials...
Sutton Booker Welcomes Associate Matthew W. Cecil
Sutton Booker is excited to welcome its newest associate, Matthew W. Cecil! Matt joins Sutton Booker after recently relocating to Colorado from Missouri. Matt previously worked for a large regional insurance defense firm in the Midwest handling the defense of...
Colorado Supreme Court Confirms Death of Ferrer in Brown v. Long Romero
By: Tom Walton, Associate, Sutton | Booker | P.C. In 2017, the Colorado Supreme Court held in Ferrer v. Okbamicael that when a plaintiff brings a vicarious liability claim against an employer and the employer subsequently acknowledges vicarious liability, then the...
Jackie Booker and Lily Nierenberg Obtain Defense Verdict for Retailer
Jackie Booker and Lily Nierenberg obtained a complete defense verdict on behalf of a national retailer in a premises liability matter. Following a five-day jury trial in federal court, the jury deliberated less than two hours and unanimously agreed that the company did not have actual or constructive knowledge of the alleged dangerous condition—a required element of Plaintiff’s claim. The Court entered judgment in favor of the retailer.
Statutory Offers of Settlement and Calculating Final Judgment in light of Mitchell v. Chengbo Xu
The Colorado Court of Appeals provided new guidance on statutory offers of settlement pursuant to C.R.S. § 13-17-202. In Mitchell v. Chengbo Xu, the Colorado Court of Appeals held a plaintiff’s final judgment will always include their actual costs incurred prior to the statutory offer of settlement as well as pre-offer interest.
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