Colorado's Personal Injury Law Blog

More than a quarter of all new-car sales in 2014 were leased. This means that the rate of leasing in the United State has become higher than any other time before. This makes sense, as there are many reasons for leasing a car. Leasing allows you the freedom to have a new car every couple of years without committing to a large down payment and...

Unfortunately, crashes are something that occurs often in cycling. Whether you hit a street pole, or you have an impact with a motor vehicle, for a bicyclist, these can provide serious damage. Impact in a bicycle accident occurs because the impact forces your head to go forward and backward, or from side to side. Additionally, there can be...

When filing a personal injury lawsuit, if you are the victim, you must prove that the other party is responsible. This must be proven with a "reasonable degree of certainty" and proven in court. This means you will need to compile a case. As you begin to file your personal injury claim typically you will jump through many hoops...

Congresswoman Debbie Dingall (D) from Michigan introduced a bill to Congress requiring all vehicles to be equipped with alcohol monitoring equipment. This equipment kills the car ignition if it detects ambient alcohol. Many devices also require you to blow in the equipment before the car will engage. This action has created a wide range of...

MADD highlights data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety stating technology required by H.R.4354 could save 7,000 lives per year. MADD strongly supports ignition interlocks over fines, imprisonment, or license suspension. They point to studies that show 50 to 75 of drunk driving offenders continue to drive with a suspended...

Knowing where to start out with a personal injury case can be difficult. Dozens of questions are probably running through your head like: Do I have a case?  How much am I entitled to? What steps should I take? How long do personal injury cases usually take? What type of personal injury case do I have? Should I speak...

We are taking the threat of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Colorado very seriously. We understand that many people are doing their part by isolating or social distancing. We want those in our community to do their part by minimizing contact so that we can reduce the spread of this awful illness. Our law firm has been preparing for this situation...