Denver Colorado Personal Injury Blog
More cyclists and pedestrians are dying
Colorado has long been one of the states known for its active culture. People love to visit and live in Colorado to enjoy the natural beauty and the ability to enjoy a certain lifestyle. Even as autumn progresses and winter prepares to make its entrance, there is no...
Important estate planning activities during divorce
If you are one of the many residents in Colorado who is facing or in the middle of a divorce, you will be forced to make numerous decisions and adapt to a seemingly never-ending set of changes in your life. The end of a marriage generally touches every facet of a...
How serious is drunk driving in Colorado?
All across the country and in Colorado, the past several decades has seen a strong increase in awareness and education campaigns against drunk driving. At the same time, laws have strengthened to crack down on drunk drivers. The goal has always been to increase safety...
What should I do if a dog bites me?
Generally, people think of dogs as friendly and playful, but they are still animals and can be unpredictable. It may be hard to identify when a dog is uncomfortable and could potentially snap at you. Each year, about 4.7 million people are bitten by dogs in the United...
Eating while behind the wheel – a deadly habit?
When people hear the phrase “distracted driving,” they tend to immediately think of cell phone use or other activities that pull the eyes away from the road. Putting on makeup, for example, reading, manipulating a digital menu or texting can be severe, obvious...
Accident injuries that may not be immediately evident
Life after a car accident can be highly disorienting and stressful. Victims are often confused, angry and looking for answers. Many also want to repair the damage immediately and minimize the long-term impact of the crash. However, the fact is that it can take time to...
Lack of sleep may cause serious motor vehicle accidents
Drivers in Colorado often get behind the wheel without enough sleep. Compared to driving under the influence, this may seem like a low-risk decision to make. However, studies have shown otherwise. According to the AAA Foundation, drivers have a higher risk of causing...
Preparing your heirs for their big IRA windfalls
Millennials in Colorado are finally in for a big payoff. It is perhaps convenient to forget, but this generation survived the Great Recession of 2008, are struggling with heavy student loan debt and then face immense criticism for their resulting inability to purchase...
How SCI patients reclaim a full life after a spinal injury
When people face catastrophic accidents in Colorado that result in spinal injury, it can be devastating. They foresee a life of doom and gloom with many challenges and few moments of happiness. While there will certainly be a number of obstacles to overcome and adjust...
4 things to remember about the IRS
If you are going through a personal tax audit, then you may be concerned about what the IRS will find. The Interval Revenue Service is not trying to dig deep to prove that you've done anything wrong. Audits are a normal part of life. In fact, most audits go well with...
