Colorado Code § 24-10-114.5

Limitation on attorney fees in class action litigation
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If the plaintiffs
prevail in any class action litigation brought against any public entity, the amount of attorney
fees which the plaintiffs' attorney is entitled to receive out of any award to the plaintiffs shall be
determined by the court; except that such amount shall not exceed two hundred fifty thousand
dollars. Such limitation shall apply where the public entity pays the attorney fees directly to the
plaintiffs' attorneys or where the public entity is required to pay the attorney fees indirectly
through any program it administers by reducing the benefits or amounts due to the individual
plaintiffs.

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