Auto Accident

Colorado drivers can breathe easy in 2025. The state’s minimum auto insurance requirements remain unchanged at 25/50/15, meaning you don’t need to update your policy or pay higher premiums if you already carry minimum coverage. However, just because the law hasn’t changed doesn’t mean your current coverage adequately protects you in today’s world of rising…

Hairpin turns on Colorado’s mountain roads create some of the most challenging driving conditions in the United States, yet thousands of drivers navigate these sharp curves daily without incident, while others find themselves involved in devastating collisions that leave victims wondering who bears legal responsibility. The unique characteristics of these extreme curves—often featuring steep grades,…

Self-driving cars promise to revolutionize transportation, but when these vehicles cause accidents, determining liability becomes far more complex than traditional car crash cases. Unlike conventional accidents, where driver error is typically the primary factor, autonomous vehicle crashes may involve multiple parties, including manufacturers, software developers, and human operators. At Mintz Law Firm, we stay current…

Summer brings the promise of family vacations, weekend getaways, and cross-country adventures that create lasting memories. However, the increased traffic volume during peak travel season also brings heightened risks for serious car accidents. From Memorial Day through Labor Day, highways across Colorado and beyond see their heaviest traffic loads, with millions of families hitting the…

Navigating the aftermath of a rental car accident in Colorado can be particularly complex due to the additional parties involved beyond just the drivers. When you’re involved in a crash with a rental vehicle, questions of liability become layered with rental agreements, insurance policies, and state laws that may not apply in typical accident scenarios.…

You’re driving on I-25 through Denver when suddenly, a car swerves into your lane, forcing you to jerk the wheel sharply to avoid a collision. Your heart races as you narrowly escape what could have been a serious crash, but in your evasive maneuver, you hit a guardrail, damaging your vehicle. While no contact occurred…

The moments after a car accident are often filled with stress and confusion. This anxiety can multiply exponentially when you discover the other driver doesn’t have insurance—or doesn’t have enough coverage to pay for your damages. Despite Colorado law requiring all drivers to carry auto insurance, approximately 16% of Colorado motorists drive without coverage, according…

After a car accident in Colorado, you face an important decision: should you settle your case or take it to trial? While both options can lead to compensation for your injuries and damages, they each offer distinct advantages and disadvantages. Settling your case may provide a faster resolution and guaranteed payment, whereas going to trial…