Slip and Fall Accidents

Slipped at Work in Downtown Denver? Here’s Who Else May Be Responsible

By |October 23rd, 2026|Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Slip and Fall Accidents, Wyoming Personal Injury|

You've worked in the same downtown Denver building for a decade, and in that time the lobby café closed, the accounting agency on the sixth floor moved out, and the elevators started taking a little longer to arrive on your floor. Most days the building feels quieter. Then one morning you cross the lobby, your [...]

Hurt at a Colorado or Wyoming Rodeo? There’s a Loophole in Their Warning Signs

By |October 1st, 2026|Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Slip and Fall Accidents, Wyoming Personal Injury|

Rodeo and stock show season brings huge crowds to fairgrounds across Colorado and Wyoming, from the National Western Stock Show in Denver to the Greeley Stampede, the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo, and Cheyenne Frontier Days. Most of these sites post a sign near the entrance warning that state law limits what you can sue [...]

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

By |February 27th, 2026|Auto Accidents, Car Accidents, Slip and Fall Accidents|

When you visit a new doctor, urgent care center, or medical specialist in Colorado after a car accident, slip-and-fall, or other injury, you’re often handed a stack of paperwork to sign before receiving treatment. While that paperwork may feel overwhelming–and, let’s face it, a little boring–it’s important to read everything before signing. That’s because buried [...]

Avoid These Common Holiday Injuries

By |December 13th, 2019|Auto Accidents, Catastrophic Injury, Personal Injury, Safe Driving Tips, Slip and Fall Accidents|

Between decorating, shopping, school performances and parties, things can get pretty crazy in December.  Here are some tips to help you avoid the most common holiday injuries. 1: Decorate safely. The most common holiday injuries involve falls from roofs and ladders.  Make sure someone is available to help you if you fall.  Keep children on [...]