Avoid These Summer Safety Risks
Summer in Colorado brings sun, water, campfires, and fireworks, along with a real rise in preventable injuries. Learn the key safety risks and what Colorado law says about liability if you get hurt.
Read MoreAn Attorney Can Get You A Better Settlement Than Going It Alone
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. The idea of making a legal claim or going to court, at least for most people, is something that causes great anxiety and stress. For someone not familiar with the process, the entire experience can be confusing, drawn out, and twists and turns along the way that may…
Read MoreWhen Trampoline Fun Turns into Trampoline Injury
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. Summer is finally upon us, and that means kids in your neighborhood will be looking to have fun every chance they get. If you have a trampoline in your backyard, or have neighbors with a trampoline, it’s likely that you and your family will be spending more time on the…
Read MoreWhat Can I Do If My Insurance Company Is Being Unreasonable?
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. In the case of Nibert v. GEICO, the Colorado Court of Appeals answered questions about a plaintiff’s remedies when the plaintiff’s insurance carrier in an underinsured motorist (UIM) bodily injury claim was found to have unreasonably delayed paying UIM benefits. Please feel free to visit our page on…
Read MoreWorker Injured While Performing Union Activities
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. Union workers can wear many hats in relationship to their employment. They are like most other employees, union or otherwise, during the workday. They are supporters for fair wages and employment conditions during a strike. And those involved with union leadership are advocates for union members and negotiators…
Read MoreThe Pros and Cons of Cameras in a Workers’ Compensation Claim
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. Legally Reviewed by Timothy Edstrom on July 28, 2026 Yes, video and photo surveillance can be used as evidence in a Colorado workers’ compensation claim, and depending on what it shows, that footage can help your case or hurt it. Insurance companies and employers routinely rely on workplace…
Read MoreRestitution and Personal Injury Settlements
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. In People v. Stanley, the Colorado Court of Appeals determined whether a defendant in a criminal case (Stanley) should be entitled to a reduction in the restitution he was ordered to pay the victim after Stanley’s automobile insurance carrier also paid the victim $25,000 in insurance proceeds. After…
Read MoreCan I Sue the Government?
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. Some of the more complex cases a law firm can take on are claims against governmental agencies. Not only are damages that a plaintiff can recover from governmental agencies capped by law, but the claims that can be brought against governmental agencies are very limited. The general rule…
Read MoreSkiing or Snowboarding Accident: 3 Things You Need to Know
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. Spring is just around the corner, but the snow is still falling in the high country! If you are a fan of winter sports, this is great news. Although you may be excited about the ability to keep skiing and snowboarding into the early weeks of the spring…
Read MoreLet’s Take a Look at a Few of the Most Accident-Prone Industries
Legally Reviewed by Eric C. Staton, Esq. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported that approximately three percent of the United States workforce suffers an injury every single year. Regardless of the type of job you do, accidents can happen quickly and without warning, but some industries have proven themselves to be more dangerous than others. Here…
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