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Proving liability in a drunk driving accident case in Denver or any other part of Colorado often involves demonstrating that a driver’s decision to drive under the influence directly caused injuries and losses. This process can include reviewing police reports, examining test results showing the driver’s blood alcohol content (BAC), gathering witness statements, and...

A truck accident lawsuit in Denver, Colorado, starts by gathering evidence, documenting losses, and contacting a personal injury lawyer who handles large commercial vehicle cases. If a truck accident caused by someone else’s negligence injured you, the thought of facing trucking companies, insurance adjusters, and legal procedures can feel overwhelming. Even so, a strong...

If you sustained injuries in a motorcycle crash, the question about how to determine fault may weigh on your mind. The short answer: Lawyers typically determine fault by examining driver behavior, traffic laws, witness statements, and any available physical or technical evidence. Colorado’s modified comparative negligence rules mean that if you are found less...

A truck accident can leave you or your loved ones with devastating physical injuries, deep emotional trauma, and financial hardships. After a truck crash, your day-to-day routine might involve doctor visits, physical therapy sessions, or simply learning how to cope with limiting physical and emotional injuries. If you suffer the inconsolable loss of a...

Colorado consistently ranks as the most active state in the U.S., with less than 17% of people reporting no physical activity outside of their jobs. We are an outdoor state, with skiing, hiking, rock climbing, rafting, and bicycling among our favorite activities. However, recent bicycle safety statistics in Colorado paint a troubling picture. The...

Medical professionals widely regard concussions as a mild form of brain injury. But while brain injuries do vary in severity from mild to extreme, there really is no such thing as a minor brain injury. The truth is that all concussions, even those that may be diagnosed as “mild” or “minor,” involve damage to...