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Best Practices for Skiers and Riders to Stay Safe

By Mintz Law Firm | January 10, 2018

Best Practices for Skiers and Riders to Stay Safe Skiing and snowboarding are some of the most popular activities you’ll find in this great state of ours. Once the weather turns cold and snow begins to cap the mountains, avid skiers or riders and those just starting out begin chomping at the bit to hit…

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Last-Minute Tips to Stay Safe on New Year’s Eve

By Mintz Law Firm | December 28, 2017

In just a few short days, we’ll once again be entering a new year. People will be dancing, champagne corks will be popping, and couples will be smooching – all for the sake of saying goodbye to the previous year and hello to the hopes and prospects that the new one brings with it. Unfortunately,…

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Simple Ways to Avoid Driving Drunk over Christmas and New Years

By Mintz Law Firm | December 20, 2017

From now through New Year’s Day, millions upon millions of people will be partaking in all types of celebrations with family and friends. Many of these festivities (especially New Year’s Eve) will include the drinking of alcohol, and while most of us will drink and drive responsibly, there will be those who have a little…

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Parking Lot Safety is Essential While Christmas Shopping

By Mintz Law Firm | November 29, 2017

The holiday season is a time for joy, giving, and—let’s face it—a lot of shopping. With crowded stores and even busier parking lots, navigating through this season can be challenging. Parking lots, often overlooked in discussions about road safety, are hotspots for accidents during the holidays. Increased foot traffic, rushed drivers, and distractions like cell…

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6 Tips for Driving in the Colorado Fog

By Mintz Law Firm | October 19, 2017

Driving in Colorado’s dense fog can be daunting, especially with the state’s winding mountain roads and unpredictable weather. If you’ve ever found yourself squinting through the mist and gripping the wheel a bit tighter, you’re not alone. Foggy conditions can surprise even the most experienced drivers, leaving them feeling uneasy about the road ahead. But…

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The Advantages of Taking an Out-of-Court Settlement

By Mintz Law Firm | October 12, 2017

No two personal injury claims are the same. While some Coloradans might benefit from taking their case to court, others may find the advantages of taking an out-of-court settlement outweigh the lengthy and expensive court process. A good personal injury attorney will recognize this and will carefully consider the details of your case, as well…

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Signs of Nursing Home Neglect

By Mintz Law Firm | September 26, 2017

Although you care deeply about your elderly loved ones, there may come a point in time when you are no longer able to provide adequate care and attention. When this happens, you may need to consider moving your loved one to a nursing home or assisted living facility. While this can be a great way…

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Back-to-School Traffic Tips to Keep Your Children Safe

By Mintz Law Firm | September 5, 2017

Summer is winding down, the days are getting shorter, and school is back in session. In addition to making sure that your children have all of their back-to-school supplies, it’s your job to also make sure that they’re safe at all times. This means that it’s time to review basic traffic safety tips that will…

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Bike Safety Should Never Be Taken for Granted

By Mintz Law Firm | August 30, 2017

Denver residents of all ages love to get outside and ride their bicycles when the weather is nice. Even with the ideal weather and longer daylight hours of summer, though, riding a bike can still come with its hazards. No matter how long you’ve been riding your bike or how much of an expert you…

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5 Simple Ways to Avoid Auto Accidents

By Mintz Law Firm | August 8, 2017

There’s nothing more convenient than being able to hop into your car and get from Point A to Point B. As convenient and fun as driving may be, however, it can also be quite dangerous. A recent survey conducted by the National Safety Council determined that 83 percent of drivers have safety concerns when behind…

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