Colorado voters won’t receive TABOR refunds this year, but the the law firms behind the lawsuit over the state’s ban on so-called “abortion pill reversal,” just received $6.1 million in legal fees according to settlement agreements signed last month. The Becket Fund, which represented Bella Health and Wellness, received $5.4 million, and the Alliance Defending Freedom, which represented Chelsea Mynyk of Castle Rock Women’s Health, received $700,000. U.S. District Judge Daniel D. Domenico, a Trump appointee, ruled in favor of Bella in August, finding the state lacked a compelling argument in regulating the practice.

This Friday, the Colorado Medical Board, Board of Nursing, and Board of Pharmacy is meeting again to get stakeholder feedback on their draft rule in response to SB23-190, the legislation which addresses deceptive trade practices of anti-abortion centers, particularly their use of “abortion pill reversal.”