Denver Colorado Personal Injury Blog
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...
Avoiding mistakes on tax returns vital as tax season approaches
To the dread of many Colorado residents and those across the country, tax season is just around the corner. Though many taxpayers do their best to make their tax payments, file their tax returns and abide by the ever-changing tax laws, it is easy to wind up in the...
Could New Technology Prevent Drunk Driving Accidents?
With the last month of 2020 in full swing, U.S. roadways will experience an increase in holiday traffic. Students return home to their families, and distant friends reunite for a drink or two. Though festive, police end up pulling over and charging these merrymakers...
Make sure to include digital accounts when estate planning
Though much of what many Colorado residents do these days occurs online, most people do not really think about their online activities as their lives. Certainly, they have social media accounts they use regularly, participate in online banking, have email accounts and...
Fatal car accident claims 2 lives, leaves many injured
People who are involved in car crashes often feel as if the event lasts for an eternity. In reality, major life changes for those involved in a car accident can happen in just mere seconds. Before anyone knows what is happening, multiple vehicles can be involved in a...
What role does speeding play in motor vehicle accidents?
Like most motorists, you probably do your best to follow the speed limit and adjust your speed for conditions. Yet, whether driving in Denver or around Colorado, you might have noticed that some drivers lack this regard for others. No matter their reason for speeding,...
Never ignore an audit notice from the IRS
Getting any type of unexpected correspondence from the Internal Revenue Service can make any Colorado resident feel nervous. If a person opens a letter and finds an audit notice, a pit may quickly form in his or her stomach. However, this process does not have to seem...
