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Can I Still File a Lawsuit for a Brain Injury if the Symptoms Do Not Appear Right Away?
Yes, the short answer is that you can file a lawsuit for a brain injury even if the symptoms do not immediately appear. In fact, many traumatic brain injuries fail to present symptoms for days or weeks following an accident. However, protecting your legal right to a brain injury claim requires taking action and…
Who is Legally Responsible for Paying Damages in a Car Accident?
After a car accident, you may wonder who to look to for reimbursement. Do you turn to your own car insurance provider or rely on the other driver’s policy to cover your property loss, medical expenses, and other accident-related costs? Responsibility for car accident damages varies from state to state based on a state’s…
How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit After a Car Accident in Denver?
If you were involved in a car accident in Denver, you need to know what statute of limitations or filing deadline applies to your Denver personal injury claim. Statutes of limitations for Colorado car accident claims can vary, but most must be filed within three years of the date of injury. Victims of car…
Can I File a Lawsuit for Damages Caused by Distracted Driving?
No one should suffer injuries due to another person’s negligent driving habits. In Colorado, qualified car accident victims can sue to recover accident-related losses caused by distracted drivers. What is Distracted Driving? Distracted driving is operating a motor vehicle while focused on another task such as: Eating; Texting; Using GPS; Reading; or Talking to…
$771k Verdict in John Perry v Home Depot Premises Liability Case
Dulin McQuinn Young recently obtained the second largest premises liability jury verdict in Douglas County in John Perry v. Home Depot USA, Inc. The verdict, in the amount of $771,989 (a total judgment of $930,830.50), came after a 4-day jury trial on behalf of our client, John Perry. Mr. Perry suffered a severe laceration…