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FDA to Review Safety Issues with the Drug Avandia
Colorado lawyers Bachus and Schanker point out medical safety concerns with diabetes drug Avandia. Contact our injury attorneys to learn more.
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9 tested approaches which help moms and dads avoid the undetectable dangers that keep children unsafe
These 9 tested approaches help moms and dads avoid undetectable dangers for increased child and infant safety at home. Learn more here.
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In Memory of Anna Pryor
Learn about a tragic car accident on Interstate 70 at Quebec Street. Read more about this accident and statistics about these occurrences.
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Kyle Bachus Addresses Colorado Bar Association Seminar
Attorney Kyle Bachus addressed fellow lawyers at the Annual Tort Law Update seminar sponsored by the Colorado Bar Association’s CLE division.
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Arbitration Fairness Act Protects Consumers, Employees, Says Bachus
Kyle Bachus discusses the Arbitration Fairness Act of 2009 and how it protects consumers and employees. Contact our personal injury lawyers to learn more.
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Auto Insurance MedPay Mandatory in New Colorado Senate Law
New Colorado law makes medical pay mandatory on all auto insurance policies issued or renewed after January 1, 2009. Contact our team to learn more.
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7 Things to Immediately Do After an Accident
Accidents can be overwhelming and leave you not knowing what to do. Here are 7 things you need to do immediately following an accident.
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10 Deadliest Driving Days
According to the CDOT, the first four months of 2012 brought a five-year record high for traffic fatalities. Learn about the deadliest days on the road.
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Whiplash pain can linger long after a car accident
Whiplash is the most common type of personal injury suffered in a rear-end auto accident. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 800,000 whiplash injuries are reported each year. The Back & Neck Pain Center reports that because symptoms of a whiplash injury can take weeks or months to manifest, it is…
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Texting and driving? Watch out for the Textalyzer!
Distracted driving due to cellphone use is reaching troubling levels, despite more states banning texting by drivers, Colorado among them. According to the latest figures from the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2014, 32,675 Americans died in traffic crashes, and in 94 percent of these crashes, the driver was the cause of…
