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Ten years ago, I left a national law firm to chart my own path.  With one potential client and a network of referral sources, Enockson Law has remained true to my original mission:  Helping our clients achieve their goals by solving their legal problems.  Whether that has meant filing lawsuits to vindicate our clients’ rights […]

March 15, 2023 Enockson Law is pleased to announce that Paul Enockson has been included in the 2023 edition of Colorado Super Lawyers in the Business Litigation category. Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, is a rating service that recognizes attorneys who have attained peer recognition and achievement in their area of practice.  The annual

On January 21, Representative Matt Gray and Senator Faith Winter introduced the Colorado False Claims Act for consideration during the 2022 Colorado legislative session.  Like most state false claims acts, the Colorado False Claims Act is largely patterned after the federal False Claims Act.  However, the Colorado False Claims Act does contain a number of

It’s hard to believe that seven years ago I left “big law” to start my own firm.  I started with a single client that I still represent to this day.  Over the past seven years, the firm has represented countless clients in business, construction and real estate litigation, and has provided pragmatic dispute avoidance advice

After a three day bench trial in May of 2021, Enockson Law successfully defended its client in a bench trial in Denver District Court.  The case arose out of Enockson Law’s client’s termination from her employer that resulted in claims beings asserted against her, and counterclaims being alleged back against the employer for money due

In November, 2020, Enockson Law prevailed in a two day bench trial on behalf of its client who was seeking to recover money paid for the purchase of a downtown Denver nightclub.  After hearing all of the evidence, the Court ruled in Enockson Law’s client’s favor by finding that an agreement existed for the purchase

On February 12, 2020, the United States Attorney for the District of Colorado announced that Dr. William Choi and three companies that he owned paid the United States $2.35 million to resolve civil allegations that Dr. Choi received illegal kickbacks from distributors of spinal implant devices that he used in surgeries he performed.  The settlement

In United States ex rel. Polukoff v. St. Mark’s Hospital, a much watched False Claims Act case, the Tenth Circuit has denied a petition for en banc rehearing. The Polukoff case, which is the subject of a prior blog, held that there is no bright line rule that a medical judgment can never form the basis of a False Claims Act

The Tenth Circuit recently held that there is no bright line rule that a medical judgment can never serve as the basis for a False Claims Act claim. In United States ex rel. Polukoff v. St. Mark’s Hospital, 895 F.3d 730 (10th Cir. 2018), the Tenth Circuit reversed the Utah District Court’s decision to dismiss a