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Everything You Need to Know About Colorado’s Attractive Nuisance Doctrine

July 30, 2025

Property owners across Colorado face unique legal responsibilities when it comes to protecting children from dangerous conditions on their land. While adults are generally expected to recognize and avoid obvious hazards, the law acknowledges that children may not possess the same level of judgment or awareness of danger. When a child is injured on someone…

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Motorcycle Safety in Colorado: Understanding Your Rights After a Summer Riding Accident

July 29, 2025

Colorado’s scenic highways and mountain roads attract motorcycle enthusiasts from across the country, offering breathtaking views and exhilarating riding experiences during the summer months. From the winding curves of the Peak to Peak Highway to the challenging terrain of Trail Ridge Road, Colorado provides some of the most spectacular motorcycle touring in the nation. However,…

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Pedestrian Accidents in Parking Lots: Are Drivers Always at Fault?

July 29, 2025

Parking lots may seem like low-risk environments, but they account for thousands of pedestrian injuries across Colorado each year. While drivers bear responsibility for most parking lot accidents, fault isn’t always straightforward, and the answer depends on specific circumstances surrounding each incident. At Mintz Law Firm, our personal injury attorneys handle parking lot accident cases…

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Summer Road Trip Safety: Preventing Car Accidents During Peak Travel Season

July 29, 2025

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…

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Why You Shouldn’t Rely Solely on Insurance Adjusters for Your Injury Claim

July 21, 2025

After an accident that results in injuries, insurance adjusters often become the primary point of contact for discussing your claim and potential compensation. These professionals may seem helpful and concerned about your well-being, but it’s important to understand that adjusters work for insurance companies whose primary goal is to minimize claim payouts and protect their…

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How a Lawyer Can Help Even If You Don’t Plan to Sue

July 17, 2025

Many people believe that hiring a lawyer after an accident automatically means filing a lawsuit and going to court, but this assumption prevents countless injury victims from getting the legal help they need. The reality is that most personal injury cases never see the inside of a courtroom, and experienced attorneys provide valuable services that…

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Can You Be Compensated for Your Pain Even If It Can’t Be Medically Proven?

July 14, 2025

Personal injury cases often involve more than just broken bones, visible wounds, or conditions that appear clearly on medical imaging. Many accident victims experience real, debilitating pain that significantly impacts their daily lives, yet this pain may not show up on X-rays, MRIs, or other diagnostic tests. This situation raises an important question for injury…

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How Traffic Citations Influence Personal Injury Lawsuits in Colorado

July 10, 2025

When police officers respond to motor vehicle accidents, they often issue traffic citations to drivers who violated traffic laws that contributed to the crash. These citations can have a significant impact on personal injury lawsuits that arise from the same accidents, as they provide official documentation of traffic violations and may influence how courts and…

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Understanding the ‘Eggshell Plaintiff’ Doctrine in Colorado Personal Injury Law

July 7, 2025

The “eggshell plaintiff” doctrine represents one of the most important principles in personal injury law, yet many accident victims remain unfamiliar with this legal concept that can significantly impact their compensation. This doctrine holds that defendants must take plaintiffs as they find them, meaning that if you have pre-existing conditions or vulnerabilities that make you…

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The Negative Impact of Signing a Settlement Too Soon After an Accident

July 3, 2025

The period immediately following an accident can be overwhelming, with mounting medical bills, missed work, and insurance adjusters pressuring you to accept quick settlement offers. While these early offers may seem appealing when you’re facing financial stress and uncertainty, accepting settlements too soon after accidents often results in inadequate compensation that fails to cover your…

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