Bradford Publishing is pleased to bring you the second looseleaf supplement for Colorado Causes of Action. Authors Douglas MacGregor and Erica Longnecker have prepared a comprehensive supplement for 2011 that includes:

• A new chapter on Negligent Entrustment.
• A new chapter on Promissory Estoppel.
• New complaint forms for Promissory Estoppel and Negligent Entrustment actions.
• Updated case law and statutory law throughout the book on topics such as:
Statutory cap on damages for noneconomic losses or injuries when there is more than one plaintiff or one defendant.
Elements of abuse of process action; difference between abuse of process and malicious prosecution.
Prosecution’s burden of disproving self defense or defense of others.
Use of extrinsic evidence to prove publication is defamation per se.
Proximate causation in dram shop liability cases.
Proof of damages in invasion of privacy cases involving a claim of appropriation of another’s name and likeness.
In suits for intentional infliction of emotional distress, court’s consideration of retraction when determining damages.
Inapplicability of limitation of liability clauses and liquidated damages clauses to  protect against claim of willful or wanton conduct in negligence action.
The 90-day waiting period required by the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act.
Court’s use of the risk benefit test when a products liability case is defined primarily by technical  and scientific information.
And a replacement CD containing the text of the book and all of the forms!