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In some Colorado accidents, there is more than one at-fault party. In such cases, how do the parties go about seeking compensation for their injuries? Are both parties able to file injury claims? Is only one entitled to compensation?  Colorado’s “modified comparative negligence” rules answer these important questions. This legal standard determines whether an…

Colorado uses a fault-based (or “ tort”) auto insurance system — not a no-fault system. In an at-fault system, the driver responsible for causing a car accident is liable for the resulting damages, and injured parties must prove the other driver was at fault for the collision to receive compensation. Historically, Colorado did operate…

Medical malpractice is a serious issue that impacts patients and families in life-altering ways. When healthcare providers fall short of the standard of care, the consequences can range from temporary setbacks to lifelong challenges. In Colorado, where access to quality healthcare is critical, understanding the most common types of medical malpractice is essential. Below, we explore…

For years, motorcycle lane filtering was a divisive topic in Colorado. Motorcyclists faced the dual challenge of navigating congested traffic and knowing that the blame would almost always fall on them if something went wrong. Riders who attempted to slip between lanes risked their safety and often found themselves on the wrong side of…

Accidents involving semi-trucks can result in devastating injuries and life-altering consequences due to the sheer size and weight of these vehicles. Victims are often left with mounting medical bills, lost income, and significant emotional distress. If a semi-truck has hit you or a loved one, you may wonder, “Can I sue a semi-truck driver…

Distracted driving is a leading cause of car accidents, injuries, and fatalities in Colorado and across the United States. Each year, thousands of lives are upended by drivers who fail to pay attention to the road, whether due to texting, adjusting the radio, or other distractions. The aftermath of these accidents can be overwhelming…