Category: Personal Injury

When we buy food or beverages, grooming, personal care products, or toys for our children, we expect the product to work as intended and not cause us harm. Suppose a defective consumer product, from...

Social media is everywhere — it’s even become a lucrative career for many people. From sharing updates about their family life to scrolling through funny videos, most people are active on social media almost...

In Colorado, damages is the legal term for compensation for an injury caused by someone else. Many people are entitled to compensation for economic losses after accidents, such as medical bills or property damage....

Car crashes or other accidents can happen to anyone, regardless of age or health. But while a pre-existing injury or condition should not have any bearing on a personal injury claim, insurance companies may...

Getting hurt in an accident can be painful, distressing, and expensive. Recovering can be even more stressful when another party is at fault for the incident. But don’t despair. In Colorado, victims can file...

Did someone else’s recklessness cause you or a loved one to suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI)? If so, a new research study documenting the long-term effects of a TBI may strengthen your case...

After an accident, obtaining compensation from the at-fault party can be essential to stay financially afloat. Compensation can help pay for medical bills, living expenses, and other essential costs like repairing or replacing damaged...

Most people don’t like the idea of taking legal action against someone else. But if you or a family member was hurt in an accident caused by another’s negligence, filing a personal injury claim...

Social media is wildly popular worldwide. According to recent statistics from the Pew Research Center, 72 percent of the American public uses social media today, whether through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or some other platform....

Every state has unique insurance laws that dictate how accident victims can claim compensation for their injuries and losses. Some states follow no-fault auto insurance systems, where injured individuals seek compensation from their own...