In Colorado individuals generally have two years to file a personal injury claim against the at-fault party. For automobile accidents, Colorado law extends the personal injury statute of limitations to three years. For immediate assistance, please contact us online or call (303) 665-2929 for a free consultation. What Is a Statute of Limitations in Colorado? A statute of limitations...
Continue ReadingIf you sustained injuries in a semi-truck accident, you could have the legal right to bring a personal injury claim for your damages. Understandably, prospective clients want to know how much compensation they can collect in a semi-truck settlement. However, every case differs, which means every settlement is unique. To learn what your case is potentially worth, it’s best...
Continue ReadingE-bikes have become very popular across the country. In Colorado, riders can use e-bikes on roads and bike lanes. Specific e-bikes are allowed on multi-use trails and areas open to non-motorized biking. Despite their popularity, e-bikes can be hazardous. Getting into an electric bike accident is always a possibility, especially on Colorado roads. However, you might be entitled to...
Continue ReadingWhen you pay for a service or product, you expect to get what you pay for. That is especially true when it comes to insurance coverage. You pay monthly premiums, so you have protection when you need it most. But what happens when your insurance company engages in bad faith practices? Progressive has been routinely recognized as one of...
Continue ReadingIt is not that uncommon to be involved in a collision with a government vehicle. Workers employed by colleges and universities, the city, county, state, or the federal government may drive negligently and cause accidents, the same as any other drivers. But when a government vehicle is involved, the rules are different in a personal injury claim for compensation....
Continue ReadingIf you were recently involved in a drunk driving accident in Colorado and you were injured, it is your right to receive compensation for your injuries. You should not hesitate to reach out to an attorney to talk about the accident and the injuries to get started with your legal claim. Being involved in an accident with a drunk...
Continue ReadingMost residents of Boulder, Fort Collins, Denver, and the surrounding areas buy insurance to protect their vehicles, property, health, or business interests. If they promptly pay their premiums, they expect the insurance coverage to make them whole again after the unexpected happens. Insurance is meant to be a safety net. But sometimes, insurance companies delay paying claims or try...
Continue ReadingIf you were in a serious car accident, you likely sustained injuries. But what happens if you have a pre-existing condition that is made worse by a car accident? The other driver’s insurance company might tell you that they will not cover your pre-existing injuries. But that is not necessarily true, at least not in Colorado. So, how do...
Continue ReadingWhen you’re in a car accident, your insurance company may declare your vehicle a total loss. The insurance adjuster must determine whether it makes financial sense to repair your vehicle or not. If repair costs exceed the value, the adjuster will likely issue a check for the total loss of your vehicle. Before accepting a settlement, you might want...
Continue ReadingNegotiating a car accident injury claim with the liable party’s insurance company can become frustrating quickly. Some people do not realize they may have the right to negotiate their property damage. Negotiating with the insurance company is especially important in a total loss car accident settlement. It doesn’t matter if you present a collision claim under your own insurance...
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