If you or someone you love was injured in a truck accident in Colorado, you may be required to prove that the truck driver was at fault before you can recover compensation. Establishing that a truck driver was negligent, or failed to adhere to the required standard of care, is necessary to prove liability. You…
Intoxicated drivers are responsible for causing thousands of serious automobile accidents annually. If you get hit by a drunk driver in Colorado, you may be able to recover damages, or financial compensation, for your medical bills and property repairs. However, you may need help from a Denver car accident lawyer to prove your case and…
A large number of drivers in Colorado get pulled over and arrested for drunk driving each year. Thousands of others get away with driving while impaired without being detected. The odds are high that you have at some point shared the road with an intoxicated driver. Learn the signs of drunk driving to spot a…
Distracted driving is a major hazard for motorists. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 3,522 lives were lost in distracted driving collisions in 2021 – representing 8 percent of all fatal accidents in the U.S. In the modern age of multitasking, hyper-productivity and technology, it is easy to fall into the habit of…
In personal injury law, the phrase “catastrophic injury” is reserved for injuries that will have a significant, long-term or permanent impact on a victim’s life. Catastrophic injuries may refer to physical disabilities, cognitive impairment or the loss of an important bodily function. In general, an accident victim with a catastrophic injury can benefit from representation…
A traumatic brain injury, or TBI, can have lasting or even permanent effects on a victim. Moderate to severe TBIs can cause long-term brain damage that may alter the way an individual thinks, feels and functions. Although each patient is unique, every traumatic brain injury should be taken seriously. For information about filing a potential…
