One of the most significant trends in personal injury law in recent years involves wearable technology. Wearable technology devices compile extensive information on bodily systems, which may be instrumental in ...
When you’re injured in an accident, the aftermath can be as troubling as the accident itself. Between medical bills, lost wages, and insurance companies pressuring you to settle quickly, it’s ...
The number of roundabouts in Colorado has increased over the last two decades. Also referred to as a traffic circle or rotaries, roundabouts were introduced to reduce the likelihood of ...
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 ...
Injuries from a Colorado car accident can be difficult enough to deal with. These difficulties are compounded when an injured party has knowledge the at-fault driver fled the scene. In ...
Determining fault after a Colorado car accident can be difficult. Oftentimes, the parties involved provide conflicting stories. In these situations, it is possible both parties share in liability. What does ...
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 ...
The term “black box” refers to the event data recorder (EDR), a device installed in many 18-wheelers, semis, and other commercial trucks to record information about the vehicle’s operation and ...
Can a vehicle owner be liable for a collision caused by someone who borrowed his vehicle? To put it simply, yes. Colorado law recognizes the doctrine of negligent entrustment as ...
ATVs (All Terrain Vehicles), including four-wheelers/quads, dirt bikes, and side-by-sides are thrilling but inherently dangerous machines. There is nothing quite like seeing the excitement a child exhibits at the thought ...