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Common Workplace Injuries

The workplace can be dangerous for workers in any industry. According to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, 96 workers in Colorado died on the job in 2021. Hundreds of victims also suffered serious work-related injuries and illnesses that took them out of work and cost thousands of dollars in medical
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Most Common Reasons Why Insurance Claims Get Denied

If you get injured or suffer property damage in an accident in Fort Collins, you may be eligible for financial compensation through an insurance claim. Unfortunately, insurance companies are not always forthright with the benefits they owe claimants. They may deny a claim for many reasons – or, in a case of
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What Not to Say to an Insurance Company

If you know you have a valid insurance claim, you may implicitly trust that the insurance company will pay what you are owed in a timely manner. Unfortunately, many people learn the hard way that insurance companies do not have their client’s best interests in mind. An insurance company will take any
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What to Do When Your Insurance Claim Gets Denied

Finding out your insurance claim was denied can be very frustrating. You pay your premiums on time so that in the off chance you need coverage, it will be there for you. If your insurance claim was recently denied, it is important you understand your rights. You do not have to accept
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What Is Reckless Driving in Colorado?

Reckless driving is a dangerous driver behavior that greatly increases the risk of automobile accidents. In 2020, Colorado reported 622 deaths from motor vehicle accidents – an increase from 597 fatalities in 2019. Driver actions that reach the level of recklessness in Colorado contribute to many catastrophic and fatal car accidents each
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What Are Colorado’s Car Seat Laws?

Motor vehicle accidents are a leading cause of death for children under the age of 12. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 38 percent of children who died in motor vehicle accidents in 2019 were not properly buckled up. Although nothing can guarantee child safety in a car accident,
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