Car Accidents

Seat belts save lives, regardless of what the laws in your state say about wearing them. Numerous studies from nationally recognized safety organizations have proven the value of seat belts during auto accidents, including the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. For example, almost half the people killed in auto accidents in 2017 (47%) were

Car fires can be traumatic. A vehicle catching on fire while in use or parked could lead to serious burns and even fatalities. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, about one in eight fires that require fire department responses is a car fire. This does not include the thousands of car fires at crash

One of the most common injuries suffered in Colorado car accidents is TBI, or traumatic brain injury. TBI does not describe just one injury, but a category of injury that encompasses several specific types of damages to the brain. The particular type of traumatic brain injury could determine the symptoms the patient experiences, as

Car accidents cause millions of personal injuries each year. A vehicle collision could cause a range of injuries, from broken bones to internal organ damage. One of the most significant – and common – car accident injuries is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). A TBI could affect a victim’s physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.

Every day, millions of drivers hit the road for their jobs. Truck drivers, delivery people, federal agents, police officers, bus drivers and many others must drive to fulfill the duties of their careers. An accident with an on-the-job driver or company car could involve more than just driver liability; the company the driver was