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Being in the wrong place at the wrong time can have life-altering consequences, especially when federal drug conspiracy charges are involved. Imagine this: you’re running errands with a friend who asks you to make a quick detour. You agree. Minutes later, you are at a known drug location, watching your friend disappear into a building as a police car cruises by. Your heart begins to race, and you wonder what would happen if there were a raid. Would you be charged as an accomplice? 

Business owners tend to overestimate the extent to which Limited Liability Company’s (LLC) can shield their personal assets from liability in cases involving alleged wrongdoing. While best practice very well may be to open an LLC, an opposing party with a strong case against you and your business can still pose a substantive risk to both your personal and professional assets.

By now, you’ve probably heard about the new Colorado landlord-tenant law, HB25-1090. Nicknamed the Colorado junk fees law, it allows consumers to challenge businesses that charge more for the cost of goods and services than advertised. It’s set to take effect on January 1, 2026.