Colorado

Colorado E-Commerce Compliance

27 compliance rules covering Colorado consumer protection law

Colo. Rev. Stat. § 6-1-101 et seq.

Consumer Protections

What Colorado's UDAP statute prohibits

Deceptive practices

Unfair practices

Unconscionable practices

Compliance Rules

What ComplyGuard checks for Colorado businesses

Refund & Return Policies

3 rules

Subscription & Auto-Renewal

5 rules

Pricing & Comparison Claims

4 rules

Required Disclosures

8 rules

Advertising Claims

6 rules

Warranty Compliance

1 rule

Enforcement Landscape

Litigation risk factors for Colorado

Attorney GeneralColorado Attorney General

Private Right of Action

Consumers can sue directly

Class Actions

Permitted

Pre-Suit Notice

Not required

Statute of Limitations3 years (C.R.S. § 13-80-101 general statutory-liability period; CCPA does not appear to state its own limitations)

DamagesIndividual private (§ 6-1-113): greater of actual damages, $500, or 3x actual damages on clear-and-convincing proof of bad-faith conduct; costs and reasonable attorney’s fees. Certified class actions: separately limited to actual damages, injunctive relief allowed by law, and reasonable attorney fees/costs (no $500 minimum or treble structure). AG: injunctive relief, restitution, civil penalties

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