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Posted by on December 5, 2024

[Study] Off-Highway Vehicle Deaths

Recreational use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) is a favorite pastime for Americans across the nation. Despite their fun nature, the safety of OHVs have been heavily scrutinized as it remains a major cause of personal injury and deaths every year. With the ability to reach high speeds, a lack of safety equipment, and an...
Posted by on October 8, 2024

A Preventable Tragedy: The Fight for Justice After a Life-Altering Injury

The cold Denver air surrounded Mike when he shuffled out of his truck and onto the parking garage entrance. He had been hired to service the high rise building’s sprinkler system. When he had done this job in the past, employees met him outside to open the garage door via code access. On February...
Posted by on May 22, 2024

How Lost Wages Are Calculated in Injury Claims  

A personal injury claim in Colorado offers a chance for an injured accident victim to recover financial compensation for losses suffered in an accident. This includes the potential to recover lost wages, or income lost from the inability to work due to the injury. Properly calculating your lost wages is important if you wish...
Posted by on March 14, 2024

Should I Accept a Settlement Offer From Insurance? 

If you get injured in an accident in Colorado and file an insurance claim to seek compensation for your medical bills and other losses, you may jump at the first opportunity to accept a settlement and finish your claim. Accepting a settlement offer without a proper evaluation of your case and circumstances, however, could...
Posted by on February 28, 2024

Are Helmets Safe to Use After They’ve Been Dropped? 

Helmets are scientifically proven to significantly reduce the risk of a serious or deadly traumatic brain injury in a bicycle or motorcycle accident. What many people do not realize is that the integrity of a helmet is only preserved before it has absorbed its first impact. If the helmet liner is compressed just once...