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A loss of consortium claim is a type of legal action that can be brought by the loved one of a person who has been severely injured or killed as a result of someone else's negligence. It is a claim that seeks financial compensation for the personal losses suffered by the spouse or family...

“Reasonable” is a common word used in personal injury law. Most personal injury cases are based on the legal theory of negligence, or the failure of a person or party to use an ordinary amount of care. The reasonable person standard sets a bar for the actions and behaviors that one would expect from...

A life care plan is a critical part of most personal injury cases – especially cases involving severe injuries, such as brain and spinal cord injuries. It is a plan that can help evaluate a victim’s losses after an accident, including long-term impacts on the victim’s life caused by the injury. Creating a complete...

Many brain injuries that are diagnosed in Colorado each year stem from negligence, or someone's failure to use reasonable care. In these scenarios, the victim that suffered a brain injury can file a personal injury claim against the at-fault party. In a situation where a brain injury is severe enough to render the victim...

If you get involved in an accident, you could suffer a serious head or brain injury. One possibility is a coup-contrecoup brain injury, where two sides of the brain get injured by the same blow or jolt to the head. It is a serious pair of injuries that can have lasting ramifications for a...