It can be difficult enough to know what steps to take after a standard car accident, much less one involving a rideshare vehicle. If your crash involves an Uber or Lyft driver, you will have a more complicated insurance claim. You may be able to hold the rideshare company responsible, for example, and not just…
Premises liability refers to the legal responsibility that property owners have over the safety of their properties. A premises liability claim is a civil lawsuit filed by an injured accident victim against a property owner or landlord for falling short of this responsibility. In Colorado, many different types of accidents can lead to premises liability…
Bus accidents can affect dozens of people and cause severe injuries or deaths. If you get involved in a bus accident in Colorado, it may be difficult to know who is responsible for paying for any injuries or property damage that you suffered. You may need assistance from an experienced attorney to determine the cause…
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….
A car accident can cause expensive property damage and medical bills for those involved. Each state has its own unique system for how to deal with a car accident, including who is legally responsible for paying for the wreck. Most car insurance systems fall into one of two categories: fault or no-fault. Colorado, like most…
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…