The Tenge Law Firm, LLC, is pleased to announce which students are still “climbing” for our $1,000 scholarship. We have yet to pick a winner, but we’ve narrowed the odds down to one in six!
Continue ReadingBoulder was named “The Happiest City in the United States” by National Geographic and is affectionately known as “the city nestled between the mountains and reality.” This description refers both to the character of the city as well as to its location at the base of the Rocky Mountains.
Continue ReadingThe growing popularity of electric scooters is not surprising. These vehicles offer a sustainable mode of transportation that is convenient and affordable. At this point, they are not allowed on the city streets of Fort Collins, but times are about to change.
Continue ReadingTragedy struck on Interstate 70 in Lakewood last week, when an out-of-control tractor-trailer slammed into dozens of cars. Four individuals were killed in the fiery crash that involved as many as 28 vehicles, and 10 were taken to the hospital. The destruction caused by the accident was magnified by the fact that the runaway big-rig was fully loaded with...
Continue ReadingNothing is more important than the drive to push yourself harder than you thought was possible to achieve a goal you have set for yourself. Even if you fall short and don’t quite reach your goal, the lessons you learn from the effort can be just as important as success. That’s something we at the Tenge Law Firm, LLC,...
Continue ReadingA bomb cyclone, sometimes referred to as a “winter hurricane,” is caused by a warm air front colliding with a cold air front. This collision results in a rapid and severe drop in atmospheric pressure, bringing with it high winds, cold temperatures, and intense blizzard conditions. Such a storm buried Colorado last week, resulting in hundreds of traffic accidents,...
Continue ReadingLast year, our Colorado personal injury law firm offered a $1,000 prize to one outstanding scholar currently pursuing law, political science, sociology, criminology, or media studies. This scholarship was open to high school seniors or college students, who were asked to submit an essay about why they wanted to pursue a career related to law. The deadline was December...
Continue ReadingIn our first blog examining the U.S. trucking industry, we discussed the requirements for a commercial driver’s license. Now, we’ll see how truckers can lose their licenses—and how many truck crashes occur.
Continue ReadingBoulder County saw 6,499 crashes in 2016, and the Colorado Department of Transportation warns that our state in on an uphill trend. Though the National Safety Council celebrated a nationwide drop in traffic fatalities in 2017, in Colorado, 642 people died—the highest number since 2004. Experts blame the economy: people began driving more. That same booming economy is producing...
Continue ReadingEvery year, more than three million persons across the United States are injured in car accidents. About two million of those may experience permanent injuries as a result of their accident. One of the most serious concerns many people face following a car accident is “Who is liable when I’m injured?”
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