In Colorado, It’s Not Too Late to Winterize
We still have a couple more months of winter, and for those living in Colorado -- especially in the mountain areas -- you know what that means. Some of the coldest days of the year may still be ahead. When you venture out you can bundle up, but your vehicle usually...
Is the Future of Colorado’s Transit System Heading Down a Tube, Fast?
Colorado Could Be the Site of Super-Speedy Rail Commute Wouldn’t it be great if you could get to work a little faster -- say at 155 miles per hour? How about 700 miles per hour? Seems unbelievable. But for Coloradoans traveling between Greeley and Denver International...
When Is It Time to Give Up the Car Keys?
It is a decision that most of us will have to face one day. When is the right time to advise an elderly parent or family member to give up driving? More importantly, what's the best way to handle this often-difficult transition? According to the American Automobile...
Colorado State Leaders Seek $1 Million to Expand Campaign to Deter Driving While High
Educating Colorado Drivers on Marijuana-Impaired Driving The Colorado Department of Transportation is seeking an additional $1 million share of new marijuana tax revenue to try to ensure that pot smokers don’t drive while high and impaired. The officials are asking...
Marijuana-Impaired Driving
Effects of using marijuana can last for hours and impair your ability to drive safely. It's been three years since Amendment 64, which legalized the use of recreational marijuana, was enacted in Colorado. Admittedly, there were many unknowns about the repercussions of...
Factors in Personal Injury Settlements
Most personal injury claims don't go to trial. Instead, the defendant often will choose to settle with the injured person, paying money to compensate for economic and non-economic losses resulting from the injury. Some injuries are permanent and life-changing, and no...