Motorcycles are known to be able to zip quickly in and around traffic, which can be dangerous for riders, other vehicles, and pedestrians alike. This maneuverability can sometimes inspire riders to lane-split. Lane-splitting is a maneuver that entails splitting lanes with several vehicles while weaving traffic. While it’s considered safer for riders than staying in…
Read MoreA Colorado resort may be one of the most picturesque places to visit, but if you were to get injured while there, would you still be able to hold the resort liable? Most resorts require that you sign a liability waiver before participating in any activities such as skiing or snowboarding, but that doesn’t mean…
Read MoreWhether you find yourself on the beginner’s slope with your children or zipping down the side of a mountain with your hair flying in the wind, skiing in the winter is a tried-and-true Colorado tradition. However fun skiing may be, it is also important to remember the potential dangers that come with it, especially during…
Read MoreSnow plow accidents can cause serious damage and injuries to other vehicles or people due to their size and function. If you were involved in a snow plow accident, you may not know what steps to take next. Figuring out liability for these types of accidents can be difficult, but understanding who is liable for…
Read MoreA Colorado winter can see up to 56 inches of snow a year, making for one of the most popular winter tourist destinations in the United States. Every holiday season, as the snow begins to fall, families and friends pack up their gear and drive over to The Centennial State for a weekend of skiing,…
Read MoreBlack ice is common in places where it rains often and where temperatures can drop quickly. It is notoriously hard for drivers to see and leads to a large number of accidents every year. Black ice is one of the most dangerous conditions to drive on because of this, and since Colorado sees a lot…
Read MoreSlip-and-fall accidents on ice or snow can occur suddenly and unexpectedly, resulting in serious injury or death to the victim. Property owners play a key role in preventing these accidents, as they are responsible for maintaining their premises and ensuring that visitors and occupants are safe. The question of whether property owners are liable for…
Read MoreWhile Colorado is known for its superb skiing locations, many locals and tourists do not know the laws that govern the slopes. The Ski Safety Act includes many rules and regulations about the responsibilities of skiers and ski operators and which parties may be held liable in the event of an accident. The Ski Safety…
Read MoreDespite being exciting and popular winter pastimes, skiing and snowboarding have inherent risks and dangers. Skiers and snowboarders assume these risks when they decide to make the journey up the slope. In other words, ski operators are protected from liability in the event of an accident because many ski and snowboarding accidents are outside of…
Read MoreWhile individual skiers have many duties and responsibilities to help prevent accidents on Colorado’s slopes, many factors are out of their hands. Ski operators also must do their part to avoid accidents and severe injuries under the Ski Safety Act. However, since both skiers and ski operators have several legal responsibilities, it can be challenging…
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