Colo. Justices Take Up Firm's Malicious Prosecution Defense

By Daniel Ducassi · August 19, 2024, 8:17 PM EDT

The Colorado Supreme Court said Monday it would hear a Denver law firm's appeal arguing that winning a dispositive motion in an earlier suit protects against a later malicious prosecution claim...

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