CO · jury_instructions
CJI-Civ. 15:20
Elements of Liability of Attorneys — Involving an Underlying Matter (Case-Within-a-Case) — Determining Whether Plaintiff Should Have Prevailed in the Underlying Matter
In determining whether the plaintiff should have prevailed (in the underlying case)
(on the underlying claim), you must follow instructions A through ___ attached to this
instruction.
(Attach all instructions that defendant, if he or she had acted in accordance with his or
her duty, should have asserted, including theories of liability. Also attach instructions
concerning defenses available, comparative fault and nonparty fault, causation, the measure of
damages, and any other instructions that should have been given in the underlying matter).
History
CJI-Civ. (2026), Colorado Supreme Court Committee on Pattern Civil Jury Instructions. Dated 2026-02-25 by the committee page's "Revised 2/25/26".
Provenance
- Source
- www.coloradojudicial.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- civ-2026-02-25
- Content hash
527c93ad790c8fa64eca7ca5982eef473861168c36666ad54b6190cf55ec6215
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