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Wildlife-vehicle collisions are quite common in Colorado and across the United States. According to the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), on average, there have been about 3,300 reported wildlife hits annually over the past ten years.

If you have been injured in a car accident, you are probably looking for someone to blame. It might not be another driver or even you. The accident might have been caused by a manufacturing defect that compromised the safety of your vehicle.

In 2021, there were 92,396 traffic crashes in Colorado, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. When an individual is injured in a car crash, no matter how serious the injury is, they need to focus on their recovery. This can be difficult to do while facing expensive medical bills.

An estimated one in three traffic fatalities in the U.S. involve an alcohol-impaired driver. The problem of drunk driving also persists in Colorado.

After a serious car or truck accident, you are likely in shock from the situation and in pain from your injuries. You probably don’t feel like answering questions from insurance companies or filling out insurance forms. That's where an experienced personal injury attorney can step in and take some of this off your back.

Car and auto accidents that are caused by someone not paying attention to the road are the most common personal injury cases. Victims in these cases have suffered severe injuries and have hospital bills and vehicle repair costs that start piling up.

Many nursing homes and adult care facilities in the United States are short-staffed. According to data from the Payroll-Based Journal, nearly 75% of nursing homes did not meet the expected registered nurse staffing levels recommended by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in 2017 and 2018.

Many nursing homes and adult care facilities in the United States are short-staffed. According to data from the Payroll-Based Journal, nearly 75% of nursing homes did not meet the expected registered nurse staffing levels recommended by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in 2017 and 2018.

Picture this. You’re just a couple of days removed from an auto accident in which you suffered serious injuries. You’re at home resting and the phone rings. On the other end is an insurance adjuster from the other driver’s insurance company. What should you do?

Winter driving is hazardous enough. Add Colorado’s steep inclines and sharp curves to the mix and driving can be even more treacherous.