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Many employees assume that signing a non-compete and/or non-solicitation agreement (a.k.a. “restrictive covenant”) at the time of hire creates an immediate, binding obligation that will restrict their professional activities until the term expires. In Colorado, these agreements are unenforceable unless they satisfy specific criteria. This guide clarifies the 2026 standards and your rights under Colorado non-compete law, giving you the tools you need to approach your next career move with total clarity.

Ever wonder where your exact property lines lie? Are you feuding with a neighbor over joint property boundaries? Who owns and is responsible for the fence that separates you from your neighbor? What about the tree that is planted near the property line? Read this article to learn how to avoid messy boundary disputes with your neighbor.

A routine trip to the grocery store turned into a life-altering event when a car hit Rhonda while she was in a marked crosswalk in the store parking lot. The crash left her with devastating injuries and a long road to recovery—but with the help of Robinson & Henry’s experienced Colorado personal injury legal team, Rhonda was able to secure an $827,000 settlement.