Personal Injury
The Importance of Contacting Law Enforcement After a Colorado Accident
Some individuals choose not to involve law enforcement after a Colorado accident if they’re absolutely sure that they haven’t broken any traffic laws. But, notifying the police when you’ve been involved in a car accident is still necessary. Drivers that have been involved in a car accident are required by Colorado law to report it…
Read MoreAvoid the Top 3 Most Common Halloween Injuries
Halloween is fun for both kids and adults. Throwing on a costume and getting to be someone else for a day is exciting regardless of your age. Spooky season means pumpkins and scary movies. It’s a wonderful time to throw parties and spend time with family. Unfortunately, not even Halloween, with all its candy and…
Read MoreWho Could be Liable for a Ski Accident?
Skiing is among the most exhilarating outdoor sports, but it comes with some inherent dangers that can lead to severe injuries. As a Colorado visitor or resident, the last thing you want is to be injured by someone else while skiing. Being injured in a ski accident doesn’t just mean canceling the fun day you…
Read More7 Obstacles People With SCIs Face for Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month
A spinal cord injury (SCI) damages the connection between the brain and the rest of the body, leading to long-term and even permanent complications. SCI can cause you to experience many health problems and other limitations in your daily life. Unfortunately, most SCIs are caused by preventable situations, including car accidents, falls, motorcycle accidents, and…
Read MoreWho May Be Liable in a Colorado Rideshare Accident?
Companies such as Uber and Lyft offer popular apps to help people catch a ride or find a driver nearby to help them reach their destination. While these services offer many benefits, especially in busy cities, choosing ridesharing doesn’t eliminate the risks of getting into a car accident. Unfortunately, many people have been in a…
Read More5 Resources for Finding a Quality Colorado Nursing Home
Trusting a nursing home facility with the care of a family member is a challenge many families face in Colorado. Reports of elder abuse over the years have proven the severe and unfortunate effects of physical, mental, financial, and sexual abuse. Neglecting elders, especially in nursing home care, causes varying hardships in mental, physical, and…
Read MoreHow to Protect Yourself From Colorado Dog Attacks
Dogs make great life companions. They’re known for being excellent service animals. Most of the time, dogs are wonderful. They’re cute and cuddly and can bring a lot of joy to someone’s life. However, sometimes for one reason or another, they can become aggressive, which can lead to severe injuries. Unfortunately, because of the strength…
Read MoreWhat Is the Duty of Care in Colorado Injury Claims?
People can file a personal injury insurance claim when they suffer physical, emotional, or financial harm because of someone else’s negligence. Most personal injury claims are built on the idea of negligence. The concept is built on the idea that someone’s behavior was the direct or proximate cause of the person’s injury and other related…
Read MoreThe Difference Between a Personal Injury and A Catastrophic Injury in Colorado?
After an accident, there can be a lot of confusion. Do you have a valid personal injury claim? And if you do, then do your injuries only qualify you for a personal injury claim, or can you file a catastrophic injury claim? What is the difference between a personal injury and a catastrophic injury? It’s…
Read MoreIs the Rear Driver Always at Fault for a Rear-End Accident in Colorado?
Rear-end accidents are a common occurrence, especially at intersections, construction zones, and on the congested highways of Colorado. Most rear-end accidents result in minor damages, with little to no injuries. Unfortunately, rear-end accidents can also result in severe injury. After a rear-end accident, it’s generally assumed that the driver in the rear caused the accident,…
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