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Print PageJune 30th, 2020 | Posted by paperstreet, on Personal Injury , Accident Attorney
Common Defenses in Colorado Car Accident Lawsuits
In Colorado, as in other jurisdictions throughout the country, injured plaintiffs who pursue litigation in order to obtain compensation are likely to encounter several common defenses. Not all these defenses will necessarily be effective, and to some degree, opposing counsel may put forth an argument just to be comprehensive in their defense. When pursuing car accident litigation, however, it’s worth considering these five defenses that are most commonly seen.June 23rd, 2020 | Posted by paperstreet, on Personal Injury
Vicarious Liability in Colorado Motor Vehicle Accident Cases
In Colorado — as is the case in other states — injured plaintiffs in motor vehicle accident scenarios may not only litigate their claims against the at-fault driver but may also pursue litigation against the employer of said driver, if circumstances allow. This is an application of the doctrine of vicarious liability (otherwise known as respondeat superior) and can help injured plaintiffs recover their damages in full.June 16th, 2020 | Posted by paperstreet, on Accident Attorney
Understanding Negligent Entrustment Under Colorado Law
In some car accident cases, the defendant-driver does not actually own the car that they were operating at the time of the accident. Generally speaking, this is a good thing for an injury litigant, as it opens up the possibility of suing the owner of the vehicle on the basis of a negligent entrustment claim.June 9th, 2020 | Posted by paperstreet, on Accident Attorney
In a Car Accident, Am I Entitled to Damages If I Was Also At Fault?
In Colorado, if you’re involved in a car accident — or any accident, really — due to the fault of another, then you might be able to obtain compensation for your injuries. Most people (even those unfamiliar with the letter of the law) are aware that their injuries may entitle them to damages in a lawsuit. What often leads to confusion, however, are accident situations in which fault is split between multiple parties, including the injured plaintiff.June 2nd, 2020 | Posted by paperstreet, on Personal Injury , Accident Attorney
What Information Do I Need to Collect After a Truck Accident in Colorado?
Truck accidents can result in serious injuries for drivers and passengers. Anyone who has been injured in a truck accident should seek medical attention promptly; and, if possible, take appropriate steps to preserve their legal rights. This includes collecting the following key pieces of information.
May 15th, 2020 | Posted by Levine, on Accident Attorney
Does Auto Insurance Cover Accidents Caused by "High" Drivers?
Recreational marijuana use became legal in Colorado on January 1, 2014. Evidence suggests that the demand for legal recreational marijuana has never been higher, and many states are following in Colorado’s path to legalize non-medicinal cannabis for personal use.May 8th, 2020 | Posted by paperstreet, on Accident Attorney
Fault, Evidence and Insurance: Protecting Your Legal Rights After a Car Accident in Denver
After a car accident, it is important to do everything possible to protect your claim for financial compensation. From getting your car fixed to treating the long-term effects of your injuries, each aspect of the recovery process is expensive; and, if someone else is to blame for what happened, you deserve to be fully and fairly compensated for your accident-related losses.May 1st, 2020 | Posted by paperstreet, on Accident Attorney
When Should You Consult a Denver Accident Attorney About Collision?
If you have been involved in an auto accident and you are wondering whether you should consult with an attorney, this is one of the easiest questions you will face over the coming weeks and months. The answer is a resounding “Yes,” and here are just some of the reasons why.April 30th, 2020 | Posted by paperstreet, on Personal Injury
7 Warning Signs of Nursing Home Neglect and Abuse in Colorado
According to a study reported by the National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA), as many as one in 10 seniors will experience some form of neglect or abuse during his or lifetime. Sadly, many of these cases of neglect and abuse occur in nursing homes, where the very people we trust to provide compassionate care to our loved ones are the ones who cause them harm. Review these warning signs of negligent or abusive treatment and seek help as soon as possible.
April 23rd, 2020 | Posted by Levine Law, on Nursing Home Abuse , Personal Injury
