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Common Sense Institute fellow on legal expenses: ‘Colorado had the 9th-highest tort cost per resident in 2020'

By A. C. Benavides | Jun 18, 2025

Lang Sias, the Mike A. Leprino Free Enterprise Fellow at the Common Sense Institute (CSI), said that Colorado had the ninth-highest tort cost per resident in 2020 and experienced the second-fastest growth in litigation costs among eight states...

Common Sense Institute analysis warns HB 25-1291 could disrupt Colorado’s economy

By D. L. Deener | Apr 28, 2025

The Common Sense Institute Colorado has announced that House Bill 25-1291 could disrupt the rideshare industry, potentially leading to billions in economic losses for Colorado.

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Nurse practitioner of Del Rey MD: ‘Sinusitis is basically inflammatory process of the passages inside of your nose’

SoCal Breathe Free doctor on sinusitis vs. allergies: ‘Just because you have one doesn't mean you can't have the other’

Otolaryngologist on sinus infections and allergies: ‘They're two separate diagnoses, but they both work together to cause issues'

American Legion Charities and Giggle Academy launch scholarship providing $20,000 to children of military families

Uber policy director on SB 371 reform: 45% of the fare goes to 'cover government mandated insurance'

Common Sense Institute

Recent News About Common Sense Institute

Nurse practitioner of Del Rey MD: ‘Sinusitis is basically inflammatory process of the passages inside of your nose’

SoCal Breathe Free doctor on sinusitis vs. allergies: ‘Just because you have one doesn't mean you can't have the other’

Otolaryngologist on sinus infections and allergies: ‘They're two separate diagnoses, but they both work together to cause issues'

American Legion Charities and Giggle Academy launch scholarship providing $20,000 to children of military families

Uber policy director on SB 371 reform: 45% of the fare goes to 'cover government mandated insurance'

Uber policy director on SB 371 reform: 45% of the fare goes to 'cover government mandated insurance'