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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.

As the cost of everything rises, do you have enough car insurance to protect you and your family from the high cost of medical bills, car repairs, and lost income due to missed work?

Do you think you have a great personal injury case but attorneys just keep giving you the run around? Read this and find out what may be the reasons.

In Colorado, as a parent you may be legally responsible if your teenage driver causes an accident in a family car. Know about this important law so you can prepare and protect yourself.

Not my most creative blog title, I'll admit. The hottest and latest game among teens and pre-teens is called Pokemon Go, which is an augmented reality game which encourages players to ‘catch’ game characters that appear in the real world. I know, weird.

Not too much horsepower You’re just asking for trouble if your kid’s first car is a speed demon. It’s like putting an amateur boxer in the ring with a world champion…they’re just not ready to handle that kind of power and speed. If tractors were road legal, that’s what I would give to my kids…strong, sturdy, and slow enough that I can run them down on foot if I need to.  Electronic Stability Control (ESC) Next to seatbelts, this is probably the most important safety feature to look for.