Denver Colorado Personal Injury Blog
Risk-taking behavior a common factor in truck accidents
Typically, any accident involving a tractor-trailer truck is a serious one. These behemoth vehicles can cause substantial damage to property, vehicles and people in a short amount of time. Even a momentary lapse in judgment on the part of a truck driver could leave...
How to spot a distracted driver
Just about every day, you get in your car to go to work, school, run errands or get out of the house for a while. It is a habit, and you expect to return home safely every time as you always do. The problem is, Colorado is full of distracted drivers, and these drivers...
Some audit red flags are unavoidable
No Colorado resident wants to spend more time dealing with the Internal Revenue Service than absolutely necessary. This time of year, most taxpayers are trying to get their information in order so that they can file their returns and get their refund or pay what they...
Estate planning mistakes put loved ones in a tough spot
Preparing for the future is no easy feat. In fact, it can sometimes be intimidating or even distressing to consider. However, it is important that Colorado residents and those elsewhere remember the importance of estate planning. Certainly, it can be difficult to...
Fatal hit-and-run accident may have family seeking justice
Losing a loved one unexpectedly is not easy on any family. When they learn that the death occurred because the person was hit by a vehicle and that the driver left the scene, the situation only becomes more harrowing. Often, a fatal hit-and-run accident can leave...
Drowsy driving poses similar hazards to drunk driving
The number of risks and dangers you can face on the road are nearly endless. Unfortunately, the biggest risk you face while traveling is other drivers on Colorado roadways. Not everyone does their best to remain focused and alert while operating a vehicle, and any...
Settlement companies not always best at addressing tax debt
Needing help with outstanding taxes is not something to be ashamed of. Many people in Colorado and elsewhere end up in difficult financial spots now and then, and in some cases, they may not be able to pay what they owe to the IRS. Fortunately, being in this...
CDOT: 92 percent of Coloradoans admit they’re distracted drivers
It's hard to imagine nine out of 10 people in Denver agreeing on almost anything. But according to the state's transportation authorities, 92 percent of Colorado motorists believe it is okay to be a distracted driver. The Colorado Department of Transportation said it...
Is estate planning a New Year’s goal? Avoid DIY options
For many Colorado residents, a resolution for the New Year may be to finally get started on an estate plan. This is as good a time as any to start this journey, but it is important to keep in mind that while there are various paths to take, some are better than...
Do I have to go to court if I file a personal injury claim?
You never thought you would find yourself here. You or a loved one suffered a serious injury in a car or other accident in the state of Colorado, and now you are struggling to move forward in your life. You need help, but the responsible party’s insurance provider, or...
