Premises Liability
Colorado Airbnb Accident: Who is Liable if You’re Injured?
Many of us use Airbnb locations to visit new places, as they offer added advantages of extra amenities and privacy in many circumstances. Unfortunately, Airbnb owners do not always follow the rules as well as official companies and hotels do, which can easily result in less-than-ideal circumstances. If you’re injured while staying at an Airbnb,…
Read MoreWhen Can Governmental Employees Be Sued for Causing Accidents?
Incidents that result in serious injuries are unfortunately common, but victims and survivors should never be forced to suffer the costs of these situations alone. Luckily, when others are responsible for your injuries somehow, the legal system allows you to take action against the liable parties. For example, there are instances where a car accident…
Read MoreWhat Halloween Means for Colorado Premises Liability Claims
Every Halloween, the quiet neighborhoods of Colorado come alive with laughter and anticipation as children dress up as their favorite superheroes, witches, and ghouls, ready to embark on their candy-collecting adventure. Unfortunately, in the midst of all the fun, accidents can occur that can leave families with a heavy burden, making filing a premises liability…
Read MoreHow Potholes and Raised Concrete Can Lead to Serious Injuries
Whenever we drive on an uneven and pothole-filled road, many of us experience discomfort and annoyance. Walking on broken sidewalks and pavement can also be difficult, forcing us to actively focus on our surroundings. These potholes and uneven roads can lead to severe injuries, but you should know that someone else may be liable for…
Read MoreWhat Do Business Owners Need to Know About Premises Liability?
Owning and running a business is hard work. From creating business plans and hiring staff to managing sales revenue and marketing operations, the risk of underperforming can put companies in deep trouble. However, the potential losses that come with poor performance are not the only concerns business owners should have. One of the biggest legal…
Read MoreCommon Causes of Wrongful Death
When a person is killed because of someone else’s carelessness, a wrongful death case emerges. The victim’s family has a right to sue the negligent person for damages, including medical bills, funeral expenses and lost income. Unfortunately wrongful deaths occur on a daily basis in the U.S. Let’s take a look at the most common…
Read MorePremises Liability 101
When you choose to shop at a store, explore an attraction, or even visit a private residence, landowners have certain legal obligations to you as a visitor. Those legal obligations depend on the relationship between the landowner and the visitor. This article explores the three relationships defined by Colorado law and highlights some of the…
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