As wildfires impact communities all over Colorado, the Division of Insurance has issued a new bulletin concerning claim handling for policyholders displaced by wildfires, including claims involving Additional Living Expenses (ALE), Loss of Use, and similar policy...
The Winter issue of CLM’s Construction Claims magazine features an article co-authored by Joseph E. Cavasinni. Mr. Cavasinni’s article, “From Passive to Proactive: Avoiding Costly Delays in High-Exposure Design and Construction Claims,” discusses the advantages...
Matthew Ninneman, in collaboration with the American Bar Association’s Forum on Construction Law and members of its Division 3 – Design published two 50-State Surveys: 50-State Survey of the Design Firm’s Licensure Requirements and 50-State Survey on the Design...
The 2025 General Assembly passed HB 25-1182, Risk Model Use in Property Insurance Policies, legislation that updates the requirements concerning wildfire and catastrophe risk modeling used by Property & Casualty (P&C) homeowners’ insurance carriers. Below is...
Among the most contentious insurance bills of the 2025 Colorado legislative session was a bill impacting workers’ compensation, HB 25-1300, Workers’ Compensation Benefits Proof of Entitlement. The bill requires an employer or its insurer to use the Division of...
The 2025 Colorado General Assembly passed several bills that will impact how insurance carriers operate in our state. Among them, HB 25-1322 sets new requirements for sharing homeowner’s insurance policies upon request. Bill Summary HB 25-1322, Enforce Insurer...
