Category Archives: Personal Injury
How Can I Make Sure My Dog Won’t Bite?
Dogs are animals and will act accordingly. They are naturally social, usually furry and sometimes cuddly, but they are animals nonetheless. If someone pulled on your ears or face or got right in your face, could you say you would react calmly? And we’re humans. There are a few factors that lead to dog… Read More »
Meeting a Dog for the First Time – Do’s and Don’ts
It’s no secret that Coloradans love their dogs. Doggie daycares, pet walking services and even boutiques catering to dogs are evidence that they are cherished members of our family. Even outside the home, we like to accommodate our furry friends with doggie friendly bars like The Watering Bowl and Biscuits and Brews. Whether you’re… Read More »
School Rules to Protect Student Athletes
Concussion, a type of brain injury, can occur in any sport, but football, hockey, soccer, and basketball have the highest rates of incident. School rules to protect student athletes are key to avoiding these type of injuries. However, Colorado parents and students are unprotected. In August 2017, a controversial study conducted by the Korey… Read More »
How to Protect Your Children from Cyberbullying in Colorado
Colorado Laws to Protect Children from Cyberbullying Prior to April 2015, Colorado did not identify cyberbullying in state harassment laws. It was only after Douglas County high school student Kiana Arellano attempted suicide in 2013 that the state Legislature took steps to protect children from cyberbullying. House Bill 1072, known as Kiana Arellano’s Law,… Read More »
How to Protect Your Personal Injury Claim on Facebook
Sharing experiences on social media is a great way to keep in touch with distant friends and family, but posting private info on Facebook, or elsewhere, can spell big trouble for an injury claim. To be effective, an injury claim must prove another party was negligent, or responsible, for causing the accident. Insurance companies… Read More »
Fun Fireworks Facts for the Fourth of July
The Denver Fire Department reported 25 fireworks-related fires ignited throughout Denver on the Fourth of July in 2016; there were 16 fires reported in 2015 and 14 in 2014. The increase in incidents is concerning to officials who now believe they underestimated the effectiveness of steep fines and potential jail time for offenders of… Read More »
What is a Personal Umbrella Policy and How Does it Benefit Me?
Your priority is protecting yourself and your assets. Most people do this by obtaining homeowners insurance and auto insurance. Unfortunately, these coverages may not be enough to protect you if you’re involved in an accident. The best way to get through life is to expect the unexpected. Accidents can put a damper on your… Read More »
Spinal Cord Injury Costs
Spinal cord injuries are a terrible thing and, unfortunately, they occur all too often. In fact, the American Association of Neurological Surgeons states that, on average, 34,000 new spinal cord injuries, or SCIs, occur in the United States every year. In total, they estimate that means there are around 450,000 people in the U.S…. Read More »
Infographic- Amusement Park Safety
Amusement Parks are a staple part of summer fun. Families and friends of all ages enjoy the attractions, sun and fun that amusement parks have to offer. However, some of these attraction can be dangerous if not used properly, or due to faulty machinery. In fact, there have been numerous injuries and fatalities at… Read More »
Colorado Worker Hurt by Fallen Slabs During Light Rail Project
Denver construction sites can be dangerous places to work. Employees operate machinery that moves and lifts objects weighing tons. Any miscalculation by an employee can cause objects to slip, slide or fall. At the same time, construction industry employers are expected to adhere vigilantly to local, state and federal safety regulations to prevent unsafe… Read More »