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Don’t Drink and Ski

By |March 26th, 2021|Ski Accidents|

It’s spring break time and the mountains are covered in snow.  For many locals and visitors this means skiing and snowboarding, drinking and recreational marijuana.  We want to remind you that while these activities are perfectly legal under the correct circumstances, they are illegal and dangerous when combined. Let us be clear: It is not [...]

Do You Have a Right to Vote?

By |February 10th, 2021|Voting Rights|

If you are above the age of 18 and a citizen of the United States, you may believe you have a Constitutionally-protected right to vote.  You would be correct, to a degree.  The 15th, 19th, and 26th Amendments to the Constitution expanded voting rights to all citizen over the age of 18.  However, unlike freedom [...]

Why Legislators are Talking About Coercive Control

By |February 4th, 2021|Sexual Abuse|

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 [...]

Binding Arbitration Agreements at the Doctor’s Office: Should you Sign?

By |January 21st, 2021|Auto Accidents, Car Accidents, Slip and Fall Accidents|

When you suffer injuries due to a car accident, slip and fall, or other event, you need medical care.  But when you seek treatment you may be presented with an unfamiliar document to sign: a binding arbitration agreement.  By signing, you commit to use binding arbitration to settle any legal claims you may want to [...]

Mind the Gap: Insurance for Rideshare Drivers

By |December 17th, 2020|Rideshare Accidents|

The pandemic has forced everyone to restructure their lives in some way.  If you have decided to pick up some extra cash by becoming a driver for Uber, Lyft, or another rideshare service in Colorado, there are insurance coverage issues you must understand. Colorado Rideshare Drivers and Liability Colorado’s Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Act (C.R.S. [...]

Colorado Pandemic Response – August Update

By |August 6th, 2020|Coronavirus|

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 [...]

Home of the Brave

By |June 1st, 2020|Coronavirus|

It’s been almost three months since Coronavirus upended our lives.  Shuttered businesses.  Widespread illness.  Masks in public.  Stay-at-Home orders.  Arrests, violence, and worse.  In this short time, we’ve come to inhabit a surreal reality that feels like Outbreak meets the Great Depression. We’re all experiencing some forceful emotions, too.  Shock.  Powerlessness.  Anger.  Fear. Uncertainty has [...]