What This Means for Colorado and Wyoming Truck Accident Victims For decades, victims of catastrophic semi-truck accidents have run into the same frustrating wall: even when a freight broker clearly cut corners by hiring an unsafe trucking company, federal law seemed to shield that broker from being held accountable in state court. On May 15, [...]
Truck accidents can turn life upside down in an instant, and dealing with what comes next isn’t always straightforward. With so many moving parts, from insurance issues to liability questions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why we’ve created a clear, straightforward guide for anyone involved in a crash in Wyoming or Colorado — so [...]
If you have lost a loved one due to the negligence of others, you may be thinking about bringing a wrongful death claim. If you are considering making a wrongful death claim in Colorado, here are some important things to know. Wrongful Death Claims 101 When a death occurs due to the negligence of others, [...]
Imagine that you own a road. It is a beautiful, scenic road with lots of cliffs and trees, and people like to drive on it just for fun. The law says you have to maintain your road and keep it safe, but that’s hard work and expensive, too. So instead of maintaining the road, you [...]
For people entangled in abusive domestic relationships, the result of pandemic restrictions has been increased danger and suffering. Isolation, restricted movement, financial stress and the constant presence of children all increase the risk of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). The World Health Organization unequivocally states that IPV has risen worldwide since the pandemic began. In parts [...]
The Coronavirus landscape continues to present daily changes and challenges. Here is the five-second version of Colorado rules and guidelines, current as of August 4, 2020: Wear a face covering (nose and mouth) in public spaces. Stay at home as much as possible. Connect with friends and family virtually. Be diligent about hand washing. Avoid [...]
Well, maybe not an entire generation. But if you were blessed with one or more teenagers at your Thanksgiving table, you probably heard about the (apocalyptic!) changes YouTube is about to make due to the FTC’s recent $170,000,000 fine. Comments likely included: Does anyone at the FTC even Internet? Do they use cell phones? Paper [...]
Hate red light cameras? You’re not alone. In February of this year, Colorado’s legislature considered the fourth bill in a decade that would have repealed the rights of local jurisdictions to use automated vehicle identification systems, including red-light cameras. The bill’s sponsors argued the cameras erode civil liberties, do nothing to promote public safety, and [...]