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Can I Recover Compensation if My Child was Hurt in a School Accident?

December 30, 2022
Every year, students in Colorado end up in hospitals with injuries that they sustained at school. If you get a call that your child has been hurt at school, you may have the right to recover financial compensation. You could potentially bring a claim against the school or school district. Learn more about your...
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Water Park Injuries and Deaths

December 26, 2022
Going to a water park might seem like the ideal way to have some family fun this summer, but it could be more dangerous than you think. Water parks around the country have a long and tragic history of causing serious guest injuries and deaths. If a water park is not adequately built, maintained...
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Negligent Supervision Claims

December 20, 2022
Negligent supervision means that someone with a legal responsibility to watch over others fails to do so, leading to harm or injury to others. A negligent supervision claim often involves unsupervised children. The legal responsibility to supervise can be given to many parties, including teachers, babysitters, nannies, daycare center employees, coaches, camp counselors and...
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Liability for Playground Injuries and Accidents

December 13, 2022
If your child gets injured in a playground accident in Colorado, your family may have grounds to bring a claim for compensation against one or more parties. Holding someone liable, or legally and financially responsible, for your child's injuries requires proof that the individual or entity was negligent. This means the person failed to...
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A Decade of Semitruck Data

November 8, 2022
Carolyn Franks // Shutterstock Midwestern roadways are at the epicenter of a 26,000-pound public health hazard that's grown over the last decade. Semitrucks have been involved in an increasing number of fatal injuries on U.S. roadways since 2011, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. A column of states spanning from Texas to...
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