Lost Wages After a Colorado Car Accident
When an injured party cannot return to work following a car accident, either because of physical limitations or emotional trauma, they may be entitled to compensation for lost wages. It ...
Category: Car Accidents
Replacing a Car Seat After a Colorado Car Accident
Car seats are very important tools to protect babies and toddlers during a car accident. In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”) estimates that car seats reduce the risk of ...
Injured in a Car Accident with no Health Insurance?
If you were injured in a car accident, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical expenses. Importantly, even relatively minor injuries can result in tens of thousands of ...
Can Governmental Employees be Sued for Causing Accidents?
Colorado’s Governmental Immunity Act (“CGIA”) gives state and local governments immunity from lawsuits under certain circumstances. The rationale behind the law was that governmental employees provide essential public services, which ...
What Is Medical Payments Coverage?
Medical payments coverage (“Med-Pay”) provides coverage for all reasonable medical expenses you and your passengers incur after being injured in a car accident in Colorado, regardless of who caused the ...
Colorado Dash Cam Laws
Dashboard cameras (“dash cams”) have become much more popular as prices for the technology continues to decline. In Colorado, dash cams can provide important video evidence of a car accident ...
Herniated Discs After a Car Accident
A herniated disc, also called a slipped or ruptured disc, is among the most common types of back injuries resulting from auto accidents. Difference Between The Vertebra And A Disc The human spine ...
Can a Bar be Liable for an Accident Caused by a Drunk Driver?
In limited circumstances, Colorado personal injury victims may be entitled to compensation from a bar or restaurant that served alcohol to the intoxicated driver. Can Bars be Liable for an ...
Can a Party Host be Liable for Drunk Driving Accidents?
We recently discussed Colorado’s Dram Shop laws to explain when bars and restaurants may be liable for accidents caused by drunk drivers they served. Some readers were left with questions ...
What is Visible Intoxication?
The service of alcohol to a visibly intoxicated person is not only against the law, but it could lead to civil liability against a bar or restaurant. It is important ...