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Colorado Construction Insurance is Reshaping the Market
Colorado’s construction insurance market is rapidly changing—and the ripple effects are reshaping development across the state. Rising defect litigation, escalating insurance premiums, and narrowing coverage terms are impacting project feasibility, particularly in the condominium sector. Builder’s risk and commercial general liability coverag…
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Peeling Back the Layers of Produce Insurance Fraud Coverage
Fraud in the produce supply chain is increasingly sophisticated and frequent, with threats ranging from spoofed buyers and payment diversion schemes to double-brokering loads and cargo theft. The fast-paced and volatile nature of the produce industry creates an ideal environment for such fraud, as participants often lack the time to independently v…
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Your brand is growing. Is it actually protected?
May is Small Business Month, a time to recognize the businesses building momentum—and to think about what it takes to sustain that growth. As Chief Marketing Officer at Fennemore, I spend a great deal of time thinking about brands. Not just how they look or sound, but how they accumulate value over time. And sitting alongside our attorneys, I’v…
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Nevada as a Leading-Edge Corporate and M&A Jurisdiction
This article previously appeared in Chambers and Partners. Introduction Nevada’s corporate law framework emphasises statutory clarity, protections for directors and officers of responsible businesses, and a policy orientation favouring the continual, thoughtful modernisation of Nevada’s business statutes in light of new developments and busines…
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DEA Calls for Registration of Medical Marijuana Licensees – Portal is Open Through June 22, 2026
If you have a state-issued license to cultivate, produce, distribute, transport, and/or sell or buy wholesale or retail medical marijuana, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) wants you! June 22, 2026, Hard Cutoff Date DEA is calling for all such licensees to register with DEA to permit the licensee’s handling of now-rescheduled medical…
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“Time Does Not Run Against the King” –- Arizona Supreme Court Confirms Government Entity Plaintiffs Are Not Bound by A.R.S. § 12-821’s One-Year Statute of Limitations
In a significant decision for Arizona cities, towns, counties, districts, and other public bodies, the Arizona Supreme Court declared that the one-year statute of limitations in A.R.S. § 12-821 does not apply to claims by a government-entity plaintiff against another government entity. In City of Chandler v. Roosevelt Water Conservation District, …
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