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Hiring a Denver Personal Injury Attorney An injury due to another’s negligence is always difficult. Whether hurt in a car accident, truck accident, dog bite, or other event, you want to get better and move on with your life. The process of moving on, however, can be a difficult one, and the road can be long. Navigating the process can be too much for one person, especially a person who has no experience with injuries due to negligence and recovering from them. Thankfully, there are people who can help. A Denver personal injury attorney can help you do just that. …
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Colorado Statute of Limitations Pesonal Injury Cases An injury stemming from a car accident, slip and fall, motorcycle crash, or similar can be serious. These injuries often require the help of an experienced personal injury attorney to recover damages. However, one must file their personal injury case within a certain time frame. If it is not timely, the claim will not be valid. What Is a Statute of Limitations? There is a law governing how much time you have to file a claim for damages caused by another party. This is known as the “statute of limitations.” The statute varies …
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How Colorado Uninsured Motorist Laws Can Affect You Colorado Revised Statute 10-4-609 governs uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance coverage in our state. The state revised and updated the statute in 2008 to provide more protection to consumers. This also closed loopholes that prevented insurance customers from receiving full benefits. Uninsured motorist or underinsured motorist insurance coverage (UM/UIM) is designed to protect you when a driver hits you who does not have sufficient coverage. Limitations places on this coverage mean you aren’t getting the full value. That’s exactly what the State of Colorado addressed by adjusting it’s laws. Changes Made to …
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Colorado and No-Fault Insurance Simply put, Colorado is NOT a “No Fault” state. Instead, Colorado has a “traditional tort” liability system for auto insurance. That means fault determines who will pay for injuries resulting from car accidents. Fault can be determined by negligence and recklessness. Negligence means carelessly driving without reasonable caution, while reckless driving means that the driver was willfully driving without reasonable caution. These cases can get complicated, which is why we recommend contacting a Denver car accident attorney near you. What is No-Fault Insurance? Some states have legislation known as “No Fault” laws that govern liability in …
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are popular sources of recreation in Colorado. They have four wheels and feature low-pressure tires with deep treads for traveling over uneven terrain. Due to the greater stability that four wheels provide, ATVs are safer than motorcycles at lower speeds. However, they are just as dangerous as any other vehicle is at a high speed; possibly more so because of the rough environments in which they’re used. ATV enthusiasts should be aware of these common causes of ATV accidents. Young Drivers The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that children under age 16 not drive ATVs. Most …
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