No one knows how their plans will turn out, but usually, one way or another, we can trust that hard work and dedication will lead to something extraordinary. Unfortunately, we may fail to make room for accidents in our plans. If you suffer serious injuries after a slip and fall, you may need to pause…
Read MoreThe popularity of rideshare services has increased over the years. Many users utilize Uber and Lyft as their primary means of transportation for work commutes and other everyday activities. Conversely, others may use it as an alternative to taking a taxicab, renting a car, or establishing a driver. These services are so popular that there…
Read MoreThousands of skiers flock to the Colorado mountains every winter to enjoy the slopes. John Hopkins estimates that nearly 10 million Americans ski or snowboard every year, with about 600,000 injuries reported yearly. Of these accidents, 20% are head injuries. Colorado understands that skiing is a dangerous sport, so state lawmakers enacted the Ski Safety…
Read MoreOwning and running a business is hard work. From creating business plans and hiring staff to managing sales revenue and marketing operations, the risk of underperforming can put companies in deep trouble. However, the potential losses that come with poor performance are not the only concerns business owners should have. One of the biggest legal…
Read MoreBeing bitten by someone else’s dog can be a terrifying experience. Nearly 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs annually, resulting in hospitalization, medical bills, stress, and emotional turmoil. Whether the dog was known to have a history of aggression or not, dog bite victims are entitled to seek monetary compensation from the dog’s owner. …
Read MoreTraffic crash statistics show that thousands of innocent people are injured in accidents involving commercial semi-trucks, 18-wheelers, and tractor-trailers every day. In Colorado particularly, truck drivers travel day in and day out to major distribution areas in California and Nevada. With large trucks ruling the roads, increased highway congestion, and air pollution, traffic accidents are…
Read MoreCompanies typically have a zero-tolerance policy for drugs to reduce any risks connected with employees under the influence. Yet, more and more states are legalizing medical marijuana. It’s difficult for both employers and employees to determine whether a company can fire a worker who fails a drug test but has a medical marijuana card. Back…
Read MoreMillions of people suffer from car crash–related injuries every year. Car accidents can be stressful, burdensome, and costly. Many victims will not notice symptoms right away, as the increased adrenaline in your body reduces pain. Once adrenaline levels return to normal, some injury symptoms may begin to show, but some may not appear until days…
Read MoreCompany vehicles, whether a car, van, or truck, are given to employees to perform specific job-related duties. For instance, companies that rely on the transportation of goods, services, equipment, or passengers likely have several company vehicles on the roads. Some employees can only access these vehicles at their workplace, while others can keep their vehicles…
Read MoreCar accident scenes are often rife with confusion, shock, and anxiety. It may seem impossible to think clearly, but it’s important to remember that your statements and actions at the crash scene––and in the weeks and months that follow––may have a profound impact on your ability to present a personal injury claim. While an injury…
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