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Colorado SB 26-114: Colorado’s New Liquor Permit That Gives Spirits Manufacturers Distillery Pub-Style Functionality

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By Michael Rosenthal 
| IR Global
Under the new changes to C.R.S. § 44-3-402, Colorado distillers will be able to serve and sell beer, wine, other distillers’ spirits, and beers and wines by the drink for on-premises consumption at the distiller’s manufacturing facility and at the manufacturer’s approved sales room.
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The New Medicaid Community Engagement Rule/Effect on Enrollment, Reimbursement, and Operations for Providers, Health Plans, and Investors

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By Michael Rosenthal 
| IR Global
Author Jose Vela Jr. This week, CMS issued the Medicaid Program: Community Engagement Requirement for Certain Individuals Interim Final Rule with Comment Period implementing Section 71119 of Public Law 119-21, which CMS refers to as the Working Families Tax Cut (“WFTC”). The Interim Final Rule (“IFC”) establishes the regulatory framework states must use to implement new Medicaid community engagement requirements no later than January 1, 2027.
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Long Saga of Colorado AI Act Appears to Have Come to Close With Revised Law

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By Michael Rosenthal 
| IR Global
Ever since its initial passage into law in 2024, the Colorado AI Act has been a lightning rod for controversy and calls for change. Over the ensuing two years, multiple attempts to amend the law were floated and proposed by consumer and industry groups. The implementation of the law itself was delayed several times to allow for such changes, with Governor Jared Polis calling a special session of the legislature last August to specifically address potential changes.
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