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Commercial Litigation Laws in Colorado.

Colorado commercial-litigation work often involves contract disputes, fraud claims, business torts, partnership and LLC fights, and UCC issues. Most commercial disputes run through the Colorado District Court, with Title 7 entity statutes and Title 4 UCC driving substantive analysis.

Last verified: 2026-04-17

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State law

Statute of Limitations

3 years (most contracts and torts); 6 years for certain debtsC.R.S. §§ 13-80-101, 13-80-102, 13-80-103.5

Colorado contract and commercial-claim deadlines depend on theory. Most contracts and torts follow a 3-year period; certain liquidated-debt claims can run 6 years; fraud and UCC-specific claims follow their own rules.

State law

Key Colorado Statutes

Colorado Rules of Civil ProcedureColo. R. Civ. P.

Commercial-litigation procedure is governed by the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure, which control pleading, discovery, and motion practice in district court.

Colorado Uniform Commercial CodeC.R.S. tit. 4

Colorado commercial-litigation cases frequently involve Article 2 sales, Article 9 secured transactions, and related UCC provisions.

State law

Official Sources

Colorado Judicial Branch Colorado Legislature — Revised Statutes

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