Is $25,000 Insurance Coverage Enough for Your Denver Auto Accident?
Your Auto Insurance May Leave You Exposed After a Serious Crash If you're driving with Colorado's minimum auto insurance coverage of $25,000 per person for bodily injury, you could face devastating financial consequences after a serious accident. The state's mandatory...
Will Denver’s New Speed Cameras Affect Your Car Accident Case?
Speed Cameras Are Coming to Denver Streets—Here's What It Means for Your Accident Case If you've been involved in a car accident on Federal Boulevard or Alameda Avenue recently, you're not alone. In 2024, seven people were killed on these corridors (four on Federal...
What’s Colorado’s 3-Year Truck Crash Deadline Mean for Denver Victims?
Your Clock Started Ticking the Moment That Truck Hit You When a massive 18-wheeler jackknifes across your lane, leaving you with mounting medical bills and serious injuries, Colorado's statute of limitations gives you just three years to file a lawsuit for your truck...
3 Years to File Your Denver Car Crash Case: Do You Need a Lawyer?
The Clock Is Ticking: Understanding Colorado's Car Accident Deadlines You've been counting the days since your car accident—maybe months, perhaps even a year or two. Medical bills keep coming, your car isn't fixed, and you're wondering if it's too late to seek...
Can You Win if You’re Partly at Fault in Your Denver Auto Crash?
Your Fault Doesn't Mean Your Case Is Lost If you believe you share responsibility for a car accident, you likely worry that partial fault disqualifies you from compensation. Colorado law recognizes that accidents rarely involve just one at-fault party, and being...
Are Colorado’s Child Restraint Laws Relevant to Your Denver Accident?
When Child Safety Laws Meet Real-World Accidents: What Denver Parents Need to Know If you’ve been in a car accident with children in your vehicle, you’re facing concerns beyond property damage—your child’s health, potential injuries, and whether you...
Can You File Your Denver Crash Report Online Without Police?
After a Crash: Your Options When Police Can't Respond When exchanging information with another driver during a Denver snowstorm, you may learn police won't be responding. This happens frequently when Colorado declares an "Accident Alert" due to severe...
Should Your $6K Denver Truck Case Go to Small Claims Court?
When a Truck Accident Leaves You With $6,000 in Damages You're sitting at a red light when a commercial truck rear-ends you. The damage estimate comes back at $6,000, and now you're wondering whether small claims court makes sense. With truck accidents causing 5,788...
Does Impaired Driving in 33% of Fatal Crashes Strengthen Your Denver Case?
When One-Third of Fatal Crashes Involve Impaired Drivers, Your Case Changes Everything In 2020, impaired driving accounted for nearly 33% of all Colorado State Patrol fatal crashes. If you've been injured by an impaired driver, this statistic represents the...
Why Do 50% of Denver Traffic Deaths Happen on Just 5% of Streets?
The Deadly Reality of Denver's Most Dangerous Roads Every year, hundreds of Denver families face the devastating reality of traffic fatalities, with an alarming pattern: most tragedies occur on a small fraction of our city's streets. Traffic fatalities in the Denver...