'Puffery' or illegal? State Supreme Court evaluates statements made by Denver energy corporation

The Colorado Supreme Court will decide whether the 8,000-person Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System may sue Denver-based Jagged Peak under a Depression-era federal law intended to combat fraudulent corporate

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