Denver Personal Injury blog

Traumatic brain injuries are commonly suffered in accidents in Colorado. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there were 64,000 brain-injury-related deaths in the United States in 2020 alone. Knowing when you have a traumatic brain injury can help you seek professional medical care as soon as possible – potentially saving your life….

After a car accident, one question tends to surface fast: Who pays for this? Medical bills, car repairs, lost time at work: it all adds up quickly. In Colorado, the answer depends on fault. Colorado is not a no-fault state, and that distinction plays a major role in how insurance claims and lawsuits work after…

Getting into a rental car accident can lead to an even more confusing insurance claims process than a typical car accident. Since you do not own or lease the vehicle, you may not know who is responsible for paying for the crash. Knowing how to handle the recovery and claims processes after a rental car…

As a Colorado driver, getting into a car accident is most likely a question of when, not if. According to recent data from the Colorado Department of Transportation, the state records more than 260 motor vehicle collisions each day. That is roughly one crash every 5.5 minutes. After a collision, questions come up quickly. How…

One of the most catastrophic types of injuries a victim can suffer in a traumatic accident in Colorado is a spinal cord injury. Our team of Aurora personal injury attorneys have handled claims for spinal injury victims and understand the life-changing effects of these serious injuries. The spine is responsible for communicating messages from the…

It is easy to feel unsure of what to do after you hit a parked car. It is not a situation most drivers expect to be in, and it can be stressful or even a little embarrassing when it happens. You may be left with a whirlwind of questions like: “Do I have to report…