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Last year, 76 pedestrians died in traffic crashes in Colorado. Many people assume that the driver is automatically responsible for these accidents, but that is not always true. There might be instances where the pedestrian is responsible or both parties are partially liable for the collision. If you were involved in a pedestrian accident, contact…
Read MoreMost car crashes are the result of driver negligence, but there are some collisions where other factors are at play. Bad weather and poor road conditions are some of the most common external causes of a car crash. However, there are instances where mechanical problems, whether by lack of maintenance or manufacturer defect, can lead…
Read MoreYou are grocery shopping after a busy day in the office, checking items off the list to prepare dinner for your family. You turn down the frozen food aisle, and suddenly you’re on the floor in excruciating pain. It seems that one of the freezer units broke, causing all the frozen goods to defrost and…
Read MoreBeing bitten by someone else’s dog can be a terrifying experience. Nearly 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs annually, resulting in hospitalization, medical bills, stress, and emotional turmoil. Whether the dog was known to have a history of aggression or not, dog bite victims are entitled to seek monetary compensation from the dog’s owner. …
Read MoreCompanies typically have a zero-tolerance policy for drugs to reduce any risks connected with employees under the influence. Yet, more and more states are legalizing medical marijuana. It’s difficult for both employers and employees to determine whether a company can fire a worker who fails a drug test but has a medical marijuana card. Back…
Read MoreOn May 17, Governor Jared Polis signed House Bill 1207, expanding Colorado’s traction laws. As you know, driving in Colorado can be dangerous. Even our major highways, like US 6 and Interstate 70, can run through terrain at more than 11,000 feet of elevation. In fact, the Eisenhower-Johnson Tunnel, at 11,158 feet, is the highest…
Read MoreWe all know that failure to wear your seat belt can get you a ticket if you get pulled over — not to mention that almost half of people killed in car crashes weren’t wearing their seat belts. But did you know that failing to wear your seatbelt can negatively affect your personal injury claim…
Read MoreColorado’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 MoreWhen you visit with a physician for a medical concern — or even an annual checkup — you expect for the records from your visit to remain confidential — and luckily they do. This is known as the patient-physician privilege. The purpose of this privilege is “to enhance the effective diagnosis and treatment of illness…
Read MoreWhether you ride on the road, gravel, or mountainside, biking in Colorado is one of the most enjoyable summer activities. The ability to feel the wind in your face while also getting in a good workout can be invigorating. Improving upon the features of your bike can help it to perform at its peak ability,…
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