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Michael Rummel

Michael Rummel

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State Bill Colorado Lead/Law Week Writer, Law Week Colorado

Denver

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  • Real Estate Company Cortland Management Enters Settlement Agreement Over Non-Public Data Use from RealPage

    By Michael Rummel| Law Week Colorado Verified Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced April 11 that this office reached an agreement with Cortland Management. In a press release, the AG said that Cortland agreed not to use non-public data from RealPage. The release noted that North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined Weiser in the settlement. Last year, Weiser sued RealPage, a property management software company. He alleged that the company engaged in rental price-fixing.

    By Michael Rummel · Law Week Colorado

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Colorado Lawmakers Approve Measure to Study eDiscovery Costs

    By Michael Rummel| Law Week Colorado Verified The cost and time required to conduct electronic discovery in recent years has skyrocketed, and Colorado lawmakers have taken notice. A bipartisan group of legislators introduced Senate Bill 25-240, which creates a task force to study the costs and management of eDiscovery in criminal cases. The measure is an effort of the Joint Budget Committee, and it has been fast-tracked through the legislature. Democrats Sen. Jeff Bridges and Rep. Shannon Bird and Republicans Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer and Rep.

    By Michael Rummel · Law Week Colorado

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • A Bipartisan Effort to Expand Batching of Out-of-Network Claims Falls One Vote Short in State Senate Committee

    By Michael Rummel| Law Week Colorado Verified A bill pitting physicians against an unusual alliance of insurance industry and consumer advocates on the subject of the arbitration of out-of-network health insurance claims was postponed indefinitely by the Colorado Senate Health & Human Services Committee on April 10. House Bill 25-1151 was introduced in January and had a bipartisan group of sponsors, Republican Rep. Anthony Hartsook, Democratic Rep. Rebekah Stewart and Democratic Sen. Dylan Roberts.

    By Michael Rummel · Law Week Colorado

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Law Week Colorado

Denver, Colorado, United States

+1 303-292-1212