Recent Blog Posts
Preventing Ski Injuries
Skiing is a beloved winter activity that combines the thrill of speed with the beauty of snowy landscapes. However, like any sport, it carries inherent risks. Understanding common ski injuries and implementing preventive measures can significantly enhance safety on the slopes. Common Ski Injuries Skiing engages multiple muscle groups and requires precise coordination, making… Read More »
What Can You Do If Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Was Denied?
If you were injured on the job, it can cause great hardship. Not only are you in pain and in need of expensive medical services, but you can’t work to support yourself and your family either. Workers’ compensation benefits exist to help you through these tough times, but what happens if your claim is… Read More »
Woman Receives $4 Million After Sustaining Injuries From Fall
Some people in Colorado do not take the possibility of a premises liability suit seriously, and this is particularly evident during and after snowstorms. A recent ruling for this type of suit may change the minds of these people though. According to reports, a woman living in a condo complex was involved in a… Read More »
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 »
5 Tips for Motorists Sharing the Road with Motorcycles
If you are the loved one of a motorcyclist, you have reason to be worried. Eighty percent of all reported motorcycle crashes result in injury or death, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). That makes it all the more important for all motorists, on a bike or in a car, to… 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 »
Common Questions about Workers’ Comp in Colorado
We’ve been helping injured workers with their workers’ comp claims for many decades and developed a list of common questions about workers’ comp in Colorado. Q: When Can I File For Workers’ Compensation? A: As quickly as possible and within four days. If you’ve been injured or become ill at work, you may need to file for workers’ comp in… Read More »
Brain Injury in Colorado: Common Types and Causes
According to Brain Injury Alliance Colorado, more than 500,000 Colorado residents live with a brain injury. Unlike some injuries that heal overtime, damaged brain cells typically don’t recover. This can lead to a variety of problems including memory loss, physical disability or impairment, and poor general health. Nearly 2 million new brain injuries are… Read More »
Dangerous Jobs in Colorado: A Look Beyond Statistics
Picking a career path doesn’t usually involve reviewing workplace injury and fatality statistics; however, many Colorado workers have legitimate reason to worry about a workplace injury or illness. Knowing about dangerous jobs in Colorado can lead to a more informed job selection process. Plus, knowing how to manage a workplace accident can help victims… 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 »