Colorado Law Blog

More Americans are leasing their vehicles than ever before. With more than a quarter of all drivers leasing their cars, if you’re in an accident, there’s a chance that a leased vehicle is going to be involved. When you’re in an accident that involves a leased vehicle, it can be hard to know what to…

When an accident occurs, the drivers involved are expected to stay at the scene of the crash and report it to law enforcement. Colorado law requires all drivers to report any accident that involves two moving vehicles immediately. But what happens when drivers don’t follow the rules? Here’s what happens if you leave the scene…

When a rear-end collision occurs, you might assume that the vehicle in the back is automatically to blame. While the driver in the back is often to blame for a rear-end collision, it isn’t necessarily always the case. If you’re in a rear-end accident, it’s important to work with a team of Denver car accident…

There are 27,000 car accidents with injuries each year in the State of Colorado. Despite the introduction of new driver technologies, the National Safety Council reports that traffic deaths remain steady. In fact, with more than 600 traffic deaths each year, Colorado’s traffic fatalities are among the highest they’ve ever been. We all know that…

Because Colorado is an at-fault state for car accidents, proving who caused the accident is a critical part of any case. Knowing who is to blame for causing the accident is step one in determining how to best pursue your claim for compensation. It’s up to the victim of the car accident to prove how…

Any accident can be a cause of stress and uncertainty. If you’re in an accident in a company car, you might have questions about what to do. You might wonder who is legally liable for an accident in a company car and what your rights are to pursue financial compensation. Here’s what you should know…