So You Think You Know The Law – Memorandum of Costs

April 2014

1. A Memorandum of Costs must be accompanied by a verification by the prevailing party, or party’s attorney, stating “that to the best of his or her knowledge the items of costs are correct and were necessarily incurred in the case.” True. Under C.R.C., Rule 3.1700(a)(1), a memorandum of costs must be verified. Return to newsletter.

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