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Most people assume one person caused the crash. One driver. One mistake. Bus accidents in this part of Colorado almost never work that way. We've seen cases where three, four,…

Most people confuse this deadline with a statute of limitations. It's not. The 182-day rule is a notice requirement under the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act, spelled out in C.R.S. §…

Colorado made this simple. SB 24-065, the hands-free driving law, means drivers can't look at or operate a phone while behind the wheel. If a driver was scrolling, texting, or…

Most people don't know this. Jaywalking doesn't kill your case in Colorado, and we've watched insurance adjusters try to convince injured people otherwise more times than we can count. Colorado…

The first few minutes matter more than you think. We've seen cases won and lost based on what a cyclist did, or didn't do, right after a driver left the…

Short answer: yes. Colorado law does not require adult cyclists to wear helmets. No law broken means no automatic bar to your claim. But insurance companies will still try to…

In a regular car accident, you're dealing with one person and their insurance policy. Maybe a $25,000 limit. Maybe $100,000. A UPS truck accident puts you across the table from…

The first few minutes after a UPS truck hits you in Greenwood Village shape everything that follows. Your health. Your claim. Your ability to hold UPS accountable. We've watched people…

Most people assume the driver who hit them is the only person responsible. That's the first layer. But FedEx delivery truck accidents involve a corporate structure built to make liability…