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According to the Colorado Department of Transportation, there were 121,624 crashes in the state in 2019. Car accidents are all too common, and the consequences can be extremely serious.

Every year, 4.5 million Americans report going to the emergency room or their physician for the reason of extreme, unexpected side effects from medication, according to a research done by the Federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. This may be caused by negligence on the part of either the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

In 2017, three construction workers were killed by an oncoming vehicle while they were on the job. If you or a loved one has been injured or killed while working on a construction site, here is what you should know in regards to who you should take legal action against, how, and why.

Motorcycle safety has been a focus of attention in recent years, both around the country and specifically here in Colorado. As experienced motorcycle accident attorneys based in the Aurora area, we have seen more than our share of scary accidents.

First and foremost, if you lost a family member we would like to extend our deepest condolences to you. It is incredibly difficult to lose a family member, and that pain can be even more intense when it is sudden and due to the negligence of another.

After a car crash you may hurt, emotional, and confused, and it may be hard to know what to do next. Here's the first three things you should do in order to protect yourself (and no it does NOT involve calling a lawyer).

Here I try to address some common myths or misconceptions about personal injury cases and what you should know if you are ever involved in one.

After a serious injury, hiring a personal injury lawyer can be one of the most important things you do. Here are some things to know before talking with one.

Are you thinking about settling your personal injury car accident claim without hiring a lawyer? Will you really save money in the end? Read this and then decide.

The biggest difference is that Worker Compensation (WC) cases do not require you to prove that your on-the-job injury was someone's fault, whereas Personal Injury (PI) cases require you to prove that your injuries were caused by the carelessness of someone else.