Recent Blog Posts
What Happens If You Don’t Accept a Settlement?
If you’ve been hurt in an accident and are awaiting an insurance settlement, don’t be surprised if the offer you receive is lower than what you expected. Low settlements are frequently offered by insurance adjusters in the hopes that you will simply accept it and go away. Unfortunately, many injury victims accept the first… Read More »
COVID-19 Update: Virtual Consultations & Continued Service
As Colorado’s stay-at-home order has been replaced with new safer-at-home guidelines, we want you to know that the Frickey Law Firm remains completely operational to serve your legal needs. The health of our clients and staff are our top priorities. While business must be conducted differently during the COVID-19 crisis, our experienced attorneys are… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions About Liability Waivers
Most companies that offer inherently risky services require participants to sign a liability waiver. In general, a liability waiver has two purposes: to ensure that participants acknowledge the risks associated with an activity and to limit the company’s responsibility for any injuries that occur. If you got hurt after signing a liability waiver or… Read More »
Are Negligence Waivers Valid?
A waiver is intended to free a party, typically a company or organization, from liability for injuries sustained by participants. This type of exculpatory contract indicates an acceptance of all risks, known and unknown, by the participant and aims to prevent legal action, such as a personal injury lawsuit, against the company or organization… Read More »
Liability Waivers Quick Facts
Liability waivers are a common device used by businesses in order to limit their responsibility in the event of a serious personal injury. If you’ve been injured after signing a liability waiver, you still have rights. The attorneys at the Frickey Law Firm can discuss your case with you free of charge and advise… Read More »
Liability Waivers – Fact or Fiction?
Liability waivers are commonplace; they exist to protect a business or organization from lawsuits if you are injured or harmed. You have probably signed a good number of liability waivers without thinking twice or even really understanding what you were signing. If you have been injured after signing a liability waiver, call the team… Read More »
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 »