Author: David Migoya
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State trains judges about financial disclosure requirements weeks after dozens found not complying with law
Colorado’s Judicial Department last week offered two days of training to its more than 350 judges statewide on how to file personal financial disclosure reports, as well as asked the attorney general whether senior judges must also file the public documents just weeks after The Denver Gazette stories disclosed dozens had not. The training and…
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Appellate court nominees include one of most-reversed judges and a lawyer tied to memo scandal
Governor has 15 days to make his choices for Court of Appeals
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Colorado Republican leaders call for inquiry into education data breach reporting delay
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Colorado House Republican leaders on Monday called for an investigation into why Colorado’s higher education agency allegedly failed to timely report a massive data breach this summer. In a two-page letter hand-delivered to Gov. Jared Polis and Attorney General Phil Weiser, five state representatives also urged an inquiry into why thousands potentially affected by the…
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Colorado higher education officials lagged in notifying law enforcement, public about massive data breach
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Despite a law to do so, the state agency overseeing Colorado’s higher education system didn’t promptly flag law enforcement about a massive data breach it discovered in mid-June until a staffer inadvertently mentioned it at a meeting long after the damage was done, according to documents obtained by The Denver Gazette. Although Colorado government agencies…
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Lawsuit: Colorado’s workers’ comp insurance provider double-billed roofers millions, helping executive salaries explode
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Colorado’s state-created workers’ compensation insurance company — Pinnacol Assurance — for years knowingly overcharged dozens of roofing companies millions of dollars in premiums it wasn’t entitled to collect, according to a lawsuit alleging the practice and records reviewed by The Gazette. Pinnacol largely did this by wrongly telling roofers that the subcontractors they hired did…
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Most Pinnacol execs make more than $200k a year — before the bonuses (DG PRINT)
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All Pinnacol executives are eligible for additional bonus pay — and are frequently given it
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Pinnacol’s CEO this year stands to make more than $1.2 million
CEO John O’Donnell’s salary was 68% higher than retired CEO Phil Kalin’s after just nine months on the job
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Lawsuit: Colorado’s workers’ comp insurance provider double-billed roofers millions, helping executive salaries explode
Pinnacol Assurance allegedly did this by wrongly telling roofers that the subcontractors they hired did not have their own insurance coverage
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More than a half dozen Colorado judges still haven’t filed financial disclosure
Colorado Watch logo-new (copy) More than a half dozen Colorado judges are still delinquent in updating missing personal financial disclosure statements with state officials, despite a Denver Gazette investigation that flagged them about the problem two weeks ago. There were 15 judges delinquent as of Thursday — one of them on the Appellate Court bench — but the…
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State judicial discipline panel seeks information on more than 120 judges
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Judges did not file personal financial disclosures