Premises Liability

How Colorado Premises Liability Law Applies to Your Fall    Colorado doesn't treat every person who walks onto a property the same way. Under C.R.S. § 13-21-115, the duty a property…

Why Amusement Park Injury Cases Move Fast    Evidence at amusement parks disappears faster than almost any other type of injury case we handle. Ride operators reset equipment within hours. Maintenance…

What the Colorado Premises Liability Act Means for Hotel Guests    Colorado doesn't use the old "slip and fall" rules you might remember from TV. The state has its own framework…

Common Pool Accident Injuries That Lead to a Legal Claim    Not every pool injury turns into a case. But the ones we handle in Greenwood Village tend to follow a…

Slip and falls are one of the biggest risks patrons and workers can experience in a restaurant. With waitstaff busy bringing drinks to and from the bar or kitchen, there's…

In 2012, 9,058 injuries were reported to the Office of Child Care. That's not a complete list, however, as only 28 states actually report all information on daycare injuries to…

The Federal Highway Administration started taking measures to improve pedestrian safety in 2004. The goal was to reduce the number of deaths occurring on streets and sidewalks. Despite that, the…

We often expect that playgrounds designed for children will be safe. Sometimes, this isn’t the case, and playground equipment can fail dangerously. Playground equipment may become dangerous for a number of…