Recent Blog Posts
Can I Sue if I Slip and Fall on Ice?
Being a pedestrian can be treacherous in the winter in Colorado. Snow removal mandates are in place in many municipalities to help keep walkways safe and passable. When a business or property owner does not clear snow and ice in a timely manner, he or she may be held liable for your injuries if… Read More »
Employer Retaliation in Colorado
Colorado employers are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance if they have one or more full-time or part-time employees. If you are injured while performing a job-related task, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation. Unfortunately, many employees are hesitant to report a workplace injury or file a workers’ comp claim out of fear… Read More »
Winter Workplace Injuries and Workers’ Comp
Freezing temperatures, white-out snowstorms, sleet, and ice are part of Colorado life. While some businesses have delayed starts or work-from-home options for employees on snow days, many people must find a way to get to work and conduct business as usual. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over twenty thousand workplace injuries… Read More »
Can I Sue for a Ski or Snowboard Injury?
Skiing and snowboarding are thrilling winter sports that millions of people enjoy each year. However, these activities come with inherent risks that can result in severe injuries. Whether it’s a collision with another skier, equipment failure, or negligence on the part of a ski resort, these incidents can leave individuals facing significant medical bills,… Read More »
What to Know about Winter Weather-Related Car Accidents
Colorado winters and car accidents go hand-in-hand, as evidenced by the first two snowstorms of 2019. Whether a driver has a lack of experience driving in winter conditions, fails to winterize his or her vehicle, or is not paying attention, winter car accidents can be devastating. Even when you are not at fault, it… Read More »
Who is Liable in Uber and Lyft Accidents?
Rideshare services, Uber and Lyft, have dramatically changed the way we think about getting around Denver, but what happens if your rideshare driver is involved in an auto accident or if you are hit by a rideshare driver? Depending on who caused the accident, the rideshare company, rideshare driver, or the other party involved… Read More »
Tips for Safe Driving in Fall and Winter
It’s no secret that snowy, slippery conditions can make it difficult to maintain control of your vehicle. Denver’s first snowstorm of 2019 is all the evidence needed, with nearly 200 accidents reported, according to FOX31 Denver. While fall and winter weather are inevitable, a car accident doesn’t need to be. Use the following tips… Read More »
What to Know about Construction Site Slip and Fall Accidents
Denver’s growth means a growing risk for construction site slip and fall accidents. The city is rife with building projects, so you have probably encountered some of the many bright orange cones and barrels lining sidewalks and streets. Clearly marking these construction zones is just one of the requirements that construction companies must meet… Read More »
Who is Liable in E-Scooter Accidents?
E-scooter apps have brought 2,840 scooters to Denver streets, according to the Denver Post. The city plans to extend indefinite permissions to this facet of the rideshare market as of September 2019. The influx of scooter traffic around the city has been controversial. Many view the eco-friendly transportation option as an effective way to… Read More »
How to Prevent Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrian accidents commonly result in severe and fatal injuries. About 14 percent of traffic fatalities per year in Colorado are pedestrians, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. That equates to about 90 pedestrians per year. The Frickey Law Firm’s pedestrian accident lawyers have the experience and drive to fight for pedestrian victims. We… Read More »