Car Accidents

In the majority of states, including Colorado, it is necessary to determine fault before you can file an insurance claim for your car accident. This is because the fault-based insurance law holds the driver at fault for a crash responsible. Determining fault can be difficult in many car accident cases. A professional analysis of

A rear-end car accident is one of the most common types of collisions in Colorado. It takes place when one car crashes into the rear of another car, often from following too closely or not paying attention. Victims frequently suffer back and neck injuries in rear-end collisions due to the backward and forward motion

Living through or witnessing a traumatic accident, such as a motor vehicle collision, can lead to a medical condition known as shock. Being in a state of shock does not just mean psychological trauma; it is also a physical condition that causes tangible symptoms and requires professional medical care. Delayed shock symptoms are common

A car accident can happen anywhere: on the way to work, in a grocery store parking lot or your own neighborhood. Some places are more likely to become the settings of car accidents in Denver than others, however. Staying vigilant while driving in the most common places where accidents occur could help you avoid

Last November, tragedy struck in Fort Collins as a 6-year-old kindergarten student was hit and killed by a vehicle while using a crosswalk near Lopez Elementary School. There was no crossing guard present at this intersection. While this incident is a parent’s worst nightmare, the sad truth is that it is not an isolated