Auto Accident
Will I Need Physical Therapy after a Car Crash?
Millions 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 MoreWho is Liable for Damages in a Company Vehicle Crash?
Company 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 MoreMistakes to Avoid When Pursuing a Car Accident Claim in Colorado
Car 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…
Read MoreCar Crash Statistics You Might Not Know
Driving is a dangerous business — more than 30,000 people have been killed on America’s roads every year since 1945. Thankfully, that number has dropped in 18 of the last 23 years, thanks to much more advanced safety features in cars, but the number of drivers on the road continues to rise. Unfortunately, there are…
Read MoreTexting and Driving Laws in Colorado
In the last ten years or so, awareness of the dangers of texting and driving has gone up substantially. But at the same time, distracted driving has become far more common — cell phones are ubiquitous, and high-speed data networks make the temptation of catching up on Twitter while driving hard to resist. The Dangers…
Read MoreDisclosure of Insurance Liability Coverage: What Colorado’s House Bill 19-1283 Means for You
Colorado’s House Bill 19-1283 passed in 2019 and becomes effective on January 1, 2020. The purpose of this law is to provide the citizens of Colorado transparency in the insurance claims process by understanding the total amount of insurance coverage available to them when they’ve been injured in an auto accident. The law will apply…
Read MoreSummer in Colorado Proves Most Dangerous for Drivers
Colorado is a wonderful place to be during the summer months. Whether hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park, going to a Rockies game, or just lounging in your local park, the warmer months provide a great opportunity to get outdoors and have fun. Unfortunately, not everything is as enjoyable. Despite the state being known for…
Read MoreHorrific Denver Truck Accident Highlights Need for Qualified Attorney
Traffic safety is an extremely important issue for us, one that we focus on quite a bit by offering tips and tricks to everyone from automobile drivers and bikers to pedestrians and cyclists. We do what we can, but the truth of the matter is that accidents will still happen. And, sometimes, those accidents can…
Read MoreColorado Lawsuit Highlights the Importance of Understanding Your Insurance Policy
As a law-abiding, responsible citizen of the great state of Colorado, you not only follow the rules of the road but the rules of automobile insurance coverage. In turn, we bet that you expect one simple thing out of it: that when an unfortunate situation occurs and you must rely on such coverage following an…
Read MoreWhat to Do When You Spot an Aggressive Driver
Aggressive drivers can be the source of a lot of anxiety for fellow drivers on the road. Unexpected maneuvers, reckless driving, and more can put the aggressive driver and other in dangerous situations. It’s important to learn what to do when you spot a driver like this so that you can, pardon the pun, steer…
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