Insurance

Colorado law requires every driver to carry auto insurance with at least a minimal amount of liability coverage. In a fault-based state like Colorado, a driver who causes a car accident in Denver is on the hook for paying the damages. In a perfect world, this system would work fine, and the answers to...

When filing a claim after an accident, you might feel anxious about dealing with insurance adjusters. Perhaps you have heard stories or rumors suggesting that adjusters don’t act in a claimant’s best interests. But is there truth to these claims? Do insurance adjusters ever act in bad faith? Unfortunately, the answer is that adjusters...

Suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a life-altering experience riddled with physical, emotional, and financial upheaval. The complex world of insurance claims can further complicate things, often leaving victims and their families grappling with settlements that severely undervalue their suffering. As a TBI victim or family member, you can protect your rights by...

After suffering an injury, victims often find themselves amid complex and overwhelming insurance claims involving adjusters, paperwork, and settlement offers. One common question during this process is, "Do I have the right to refuse the insurance company's offer?" Simply put, yes. You can refuse an initial settlement offer, as it may not cover the...