Pedestrian Accidents Involving Skateboards
Skateboarders Can Be Fined for Breaking Colorado Traffic Laws Though more popular on college campuses around the country, skateboards are being used as a mode of transportation along city streets. Skaters can be found on roadways and city streets just as often as...
Columnist: Colorado Unready for Electric Cars
New Tech Could Spell Reduction in Auto Accidents and State Revenue Colorado isn't ready for the oncoming traffic of electric cars and trucks coming from Detroit, Asia, and Europe over the next decade, and the Legislature lacks the foresight to prepare. That's...
Safety Taking Back Seat in U.S. Regulations
White House Repeals Proposed Transportation Rules Recent regulations proposed by federal agencies to make people safer have been delayed, withdrawn, or reversed under President Donald Trump. And no significant safety rules have been approved since Trump took office...
Liability Under Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law
Encouraging People to Offer Assistance to the Injured Following an Auto Accident or Other Emergency The religious parable of the Good Samaritan goes something like this: a Jewish traveler who was severely beaten and stripped of his clothing was left to die alongside...
My Colorado Personal Injury Case Just Settled: Now What?
6 Steps From Settlement to Final Disbursement Almost all personal injury cases settle before or during trial, and when settlement is reached, you'll want to know to expect next. Although the steps from settlement to disbursement might vary slightly depending on the...
Debating the Status of DUID on March 15th
Dealing with the Epidemic of Car Accidents Involving Drugged Driving A new safety initiative will launch on March 15 that aims to start an intense dialogue as a means of developing new tools or approaches to fighting drugged driving. Key stakeholders, such as state...