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Every state has laws establishing how long people have to take specific legal action. These laws apply to criminal prosecutions, as well as civil claims. Personal injury victims must file a lawsuit within a certain period of time under the applicable law to preserve their right to financial compensation. If this deadline passes and…

If you were injured in an accident that was somebody else’s fault, you may hear the term negligence. Most personal injury cases are based on this legal concept. However, some cases go a step further and involve the defendant’s gross negligence. An experienced injury attorney can explain the definition of negligence and gross negligence…

On June 3, 2024, Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed into law House Bill 24-1472, a landmark piece of legislation that significantly increases the cap on non-economic damages for catastrophic injuries and wrongful deaths in Colorado. This long-awaited change marks a critical step forward for those who have suffered catastrophic injuries or for families seeking justice…

Right-of-way laws dictate who has the right to go first when more than one vehicle is present in a particular traffic scenario. Establishing who had the right-of-way may be able to show which driver violated the law and is responsible for the resulting injuries. Here are some key right-of-way traffic laws in Colorado you…

If you are injured in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, such as a car accident or slip and fall, but you also contributed to the accident, Colorado’s modified comparative negligence law can come into play. This law can impact whether you can still file a Denver personal injury claim against the negligent…

Motorcycles are known for their high speeds and loud engines. They are also very dangerous. In fact, the risk of serious injury or death is much higher in motorcycle accidents than in other types of accidents. Colorado motorcyclists must adhere to Colorado traffic laws at all times to avoid accident risks. There are also…