With Christmas less than a month away, you've been told your personal injury case has just been settled. Initially, you're ecstatic at the prospect of a bountiful holiday, but then your practical side kicks in. Will you have to pay income tax on your recovery? If you...

Among all the injuries that car accident victims suffer -- including medical bills, lost wages, and property damage -- emotional distress might be one of the most difficult to prove. Unlike with a broken bone, there are no X-rays or a visible scan you can point to as...

Car accidents happen in a variety of ways -- fender benders, head-on crashes, and the extremely common rear-end collision, the most prevalent type of auto accident in the U.S. There is a well-known presumption that the fault for rear-end collisions always belongs to...

Murphy’s Law goes something like this: Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. Fortunately, there are several Colorado laws that govern a personal injury lawsuit, including rules about timeframes, fault and liability, insurance, and damage caps that will help keep...

In December 2014, two eighth-grade students at Northglenn Middle School in Northglenn, Colo., were hit crossing a street, both sustaining serious injuries. The pedestrian accident happened in a school zone where the speed limit is 20 miles per hour. According to the...