What is Bad Faith and When Does it Apply?
It’s one thing for insurance companies to investigate who caused an accident and inquire about your injuries. It’s another thing for insurance companies to deny liability when the negligence of…
Who’s At Fault? Colorado Comparative Negligence Laws
In Colorado, state law makes it possible for personal injury victims to pursue compensation for the losses and damages sustained because of others’ negligence. Not only do these laws outline…
Recovering Lost Wages After Injury
Car accidents in Colorado affect thousands of drivers every year, and the long-term impact of injuries can cause financial hardship in various ways as a result. Unfortunately, one of the…
Why Settlements of Children’s Personal Injury Cases Must Go Through Probate
Minor children need protection. That’s why Colorado requires that a judge review and approve all personal injury and wrongful death settlements where the victim is under 18 years old. This…
The Plaintiff’s Guide to Colorado Mediations
In a Colorado mediation, a neutral official (called a “mediator”) gives each party an opportunity to tell their side of the story and then works constructively to resolve it. Mediators…
Statutes of Limitations in Personal Injury Cases
Every civil case has a statute of limitations. The statute of limitations is the time in which a complaint must be filed in court against the defendants. In personal injury…