You can do everything right on a motorcycle — wear the gear, follow the law, ride defensively — and still get blamed when someone else causes a crash. That’s the reality many riders face after a motorcycle accident. People assume motorcyclists are reckless, fast, or careless. Insurance companies lean into those stereotypes to downplay claims…
There’s no such thing as a minor crash when a motorcycle hits a truck. These aren’t just different types of vehicles. They operate in entirely different realities. When they collide, the outcome is almost always severe. In 2023, 134 motorcyclists were killed on Colorado roads. That means motorcycles account for nearly 1 in 5 of…
Most people expect to recover after a crash. You go to the ER, follow your doctor’s instructions, and wait for the pain to fade. But for some crash victims, that pain never leaves—it becomes a part of everyday life. This is the reality of chronic pain syndrome, a condition where pain continues well beyond the…
Most people think negligence in car accidents is about who hit whom. In reality, fault isn’t always that simple. In 2024, nearly 700 people were killed in car accidents in Colorado — proof that these crashes often have serious, sometimes permanent consequences. In many of these cases, the question isn’t whether someone is at fault,…
A pothole the size of a pizza box. Loose gravel scattered like marbles on a curve. Faded lane markings playing hide and seek at dusk. For motorcyclists, these aren’t minor annoyances — they’re potential death traps. According to a study published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, motorcyclists accounted for 15% of all traffic…
Colorado’s roads are no strangers to accidents. In 2024, there are more than 96,000 collisions. When the dust settles after a car accident, the financial and emotional aftermath can be overwhelming for victims and their families. While the idea of getting fair compensation might appear straightforward, the reality tends to be far more complex. Insurance…