Most people understand the importance of physical therapy after a car accident, but far fewer understand why a doctor would prescribe occupational therapy. You may be wondering how occupational therapy ...
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Why are injections used in personal injury cases? Injections in personal injury cases are prescribed to reduce inflammation, control pain, restore mobility and delay or prevent the need for surgery, ...
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Complex regional pain syndrome is a chronic, often severe pain condition that can follow even a seemingly minor injury. In many cases, CRPS becomes a lasting disability affecting everyday life. ...
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What is permanent impairment in a personal injury case, and why does it matter? Permanent impairment refers to a lasting loss of physical or cognitive function that remains after a ...
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Who is responsible for shoveling sidewalks and keeping walkways safe? Every winter in Colorado, the same quiet drama unfolds across neighborhoods, apartment complexes, and storefronts: snow piles up, ice settles ...
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Yes. You may still have a slip-and-fall case in Colorado even if a “Wet Floor” sign was present. A warning sign is only one part of determining liability, and it does not automatically answer whether ...
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When you’ve been in a car accident, one question often haunts many injured drivers: What if I was even partly to blame? The good news is, in Colorado, you may ...
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Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft have changed the way we travel. But what happens if you’re injured in a crash while taking a rideshare? The reality is that when ...
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This winter, drivers in Colorado are required to have proper tires while driving on state highways during winter storms. The reason is simple: proper tire tread saves lives. When tires ...
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What are sacroiliac (SI) joint injections? SI joint injections are performed to diagnose and treat severe lower back, pelvic, or hip pain caused by injury to the sacroiliac joint. SI ...
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If you were injured by a negligent party, you may have questions about your rights.
