After a serious dog bite, knowing who owned the dog is only part of the question. For an injured person, another practical question quickly becomes important: Who actually pays the claim? Depending on the circumstances, compensation may come from a homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy. In some cases, a landlord or property owner may also…
Colorado motorcycle riders can legally filter through stopped traffic, but only under specific conditions. The state’s lane-filtering law took effect in August 2024 and remains in effect in 2026.Under the current law, a rider on a two-wheeled motorcycle may pass stopped vehicles in the same lane when certain safety requirements are satisfied. That doesn’t mean…
Colorado has significantly increased the amount an injured person may recover for pain and suffering in many personal injury cases. Under HB 24-1472, the general cap on noneconomic damages increased to $1.5 million for qualifying civil actions and claims subject to the new law. For people seriously injured in car crashes, truck accidents, motorcycle collisions,…
A collision with a delivery driver can look like an ordinary Colorado car accident until you discover that the driver was delivering groceries, restaurant meals, or packages through an app. Suddenly, determining who pays can become considerably more complicated. Drivers working through Amazon Flex, DoorDash, or Instacart generally use their own vehicles, and questions can…
Colorado’s mountains attract millions of skiers and snowboarders, and injuries are an unavoidable part of the sport. State law recognizes that certain dangers simply can’t be eliminated from skiing. As a result, the Colorado Ski Safety Act limits when an injured skier can hold a ski resort legally responsible. Those protections, however, are not absolute….
Motorcycle riders face greater risks than occupants of passenger vehicles because they have less physical protection during a collision. Wearing a helmet is one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of serious head injuries, but many riders also wonder whether choosing not to wear one could impact a personal injury claim after…
Pedestrian accidents often result in serious injuries since pedestrians have little protection against the force of a moving vehicle. When a collision occurs, one of the first questions is who had the right of way and who may be legally responsible for the accident. In Colorado, fault in a pedestrian accident isn’t always automatic. While…
After an accident or injury, most people focus on things like medical treatment, recovery, and dealing with insurance companies. However, one of the most important legal issues in any personal injury case is the statute of limitations which is also known as the deadline for filing a lawsuit. In Colorado, different types of personal injury…
Auto accidents, irrespective of their nature, can be devastating, not only in terms of the physical injuries they inflict but also because of the associated psychological trauma and financial repercussions. While traffic mishaps are an unfortunate reality in our fast-paced world, it’s crucial for victims to understand their rights and the different facets of these…
Bicycling is a popular recreational activity and an eco-friendly mode of transportation, especially in beautiful Colorado. However, with the increasing number of cyclists and drivers on our roads, bicycle accidents have become a more common occurrence. As a leading personal injury attorney in Colorado, I’ve witnessed firsthand the physical, emotional, and financial impacts of these…
