Return of ‘The Beast’
The newest presidential limousine will be the second generation of a car with a name as heavy as its armor plating. It may be called "The Beast," but it has nothing to do with wild animals, movies, or comic strips. So, what is? If you watched any of the recent...
Do Helmets Save Colorado Motorcyclists’ Lives?
Colorado motorcyclists wait each winter for the snow to melt, the rainfall to dry, and clear skies to call them back to the road. They should be warned, though, the open road is more dangerous than ever. In 2016, 125 motorcyclists died in Colorado crashes, according...
Why You Shouldn’t Take the First Settlement Offer in a Colorado Personal Injury Case
Approximately 95 percent of personal injury claims settle before going to trial. So when an insurance company puts an offer on the table, you expect that they have examined the facts, know what your case is worth, and you should just accept their offer, right?...
Train Safety Campaign Targets Young, Male Drivers
It's an issue that has been discussed many times before, but it still causes several hundred deaths each year. The issue? Drivers not stopping at railroad crossings. Specifically, drivers who believe they can beat an oncoming train while trying to cross the tracks....
Preventing Underride Accidents
Could side guards on large trucks prevent traffic fatalities? When a large truck is in a crash with another vehicle and the other vehicle slides underneath the truck, it's called a side underride collision. According to crash forensic experts, this type of collision...
Colorado Personal Injury Attorneys: On Duty for Justice
Some stereotypes are criminal, including the image of accident lawyers in pinstripe suits, business cards in hand, chasing an ambulance in hopes of representing an injured person. But “ambulance chasing” is actually against the law in the U.S., and violates Rule 7.3...