Tips for Avoiding Truck Accidents
Semi-truck accidents are some of the most deadly and destructive of all traffic mishaps. Sadly, many truck accidents occur for reasons that could have easily been prevented. Staying safe on ...
Category: Motor Vehicle Accidents
Fault in Drowsy Driving Accidents
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates over 80,000 accidents occur ear year because of drowsy driving, killing 846 people in 2014 alone. What Exactly is Fault? The person or ...
Whiplash Following a Car Accident
Whiplash takes place when a person’s neck suddenly extends due to a violent force, often from a car accident. What is Whiplash? In auto accidents, the driver or passengers’ bodies ...
Fault in Sideswipe Accidents
A sideswipe accident occurs when the side of one vehicle glances off another vehicle or a stationary object like a street sign or light post. As in most situations, fault ...
Fault in Stop Sign Accidents
Drivers are required to come to a complete stop and yield the right-of-way at any posted stop sign. Why Do We Have Stop Signs? Stop signs are designed to manage ...
Fault in Right-of-Way Accidents
An auto accident is classified as “failure to yield” when one driver who does not have the right of way fails to offer safe passage to the other driver who ...
Tips to Avoid Winter Car Crashes in Colorado
Each year, 6,500 car crashes are caused by snow and ice each year. Because adverse weather has returned to Colorado, so too has the increased risk of winter car crashes. Our Denver personal ...
Photograph the Accident Scene
In the unfortunate event of a Colorado car crash, photographs are absolutely necessary for a personal injury claim. Pictures effectively help eliminate doubt and assign liability to the at-fault driver ...
Mistakes After an Accident
Like a lot of metro regions across the U.S., roadways in Denver handle high-volume traffic daily. In fact, studies have shown a spike in drivers throughout the Denver area over ...
Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Colorado law requires vehicle owner to purchase bodily injury (“BI”) liability insurance and carry evidence of such insurance at all times. In fact, motorists cannot even register a vehicle unless the application for registration ...