Legal

Hundreds of government vehicles owned by the state traverse the roads of Colorado each day. Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, other emergency vehicles and government agents share the road with civilians in both marked and unmarked vehicles. While these vehicles are essential for protecting the safety of citizens and providing public services, they can...

“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...

If you need to file a personal injury claim in Colorado, you may encounter a lot of legal jargon. One phrase you might hear is “proximate cause.” This is important, as you will need to establish causation for your injuries as the plaintiff or filing party in your lawsuit. Learn more about what this...

If you file a personal injury lawsuit in Colorado, you will have to contend with the burden of proof. This is the requirement to prove the claim that is being made. In a civil lawsuit, the burden of proof rests with the plaintiff or filing party. This means you or your Denver injury lawyer...