Whether Colorado's Medical Utilization Review process deprives claimants of their statutorily-created property interest without due process

QUESTION PRESENTED Whether Colorado’s Medical Utilization Review process set forth in Section 8-43-501, et seg. of the Colorado Revised Statutes deprives claimants of their statutorily-created property interest without due process of law in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment of the Federal Constitution. ii LIST OF PROCEEDINGS BELOW JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS Colorado Supreme Court Supreme Court Case No: 2019sc45 Lori Madden-Grammer, Petitioner, v. Colorado Hospital Association Trust, Poudre Valley Hospital, and Industrial Claim Appeals Office, Respondents. Opinion Date: July 29, 2019 Mandate Issued: August 1, 2019 Colorado Court of Appeals Court of Appeals No. 17ca2066 Lori Madden-Grammer, Petitioner, v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office of the State of Colorado; Poudre Valley Hospital: and Colorado Hospital Association Trust, Respondents. Opinion Date: December 13, 2018 Rehearing Denied: January 10, 2019 iii ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS Industrial Claims Appeal Office In the Matter of the Request for Utilization Review: CHA Trust, Insurer, v. Lori Madden-Grammer, Claimant, Concerning the Care Provided by: Brian Lemper, D.O., Provider. Case Number: 2017CA2066 Final Order Date: November 14, 2017 Office of Administrative Courts, State of Colorado Workers Compensation In the Matter of the Request for Utilization Review: CHA Trust, Insurer, v. Lori Madden-Grammer, Claimant, Concerning the Care Provided by: Brian Lemper, D.O., Provider. U.R. No: 16-05 Final Order Date: May 3, 2017