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
Read moreAutomobile insurance is mandatory in Colorado. Before a person can get behind the wheel of a motor vehicle, he or she must have adequate car insurance. The state has regulations as to the minimum amount of auto insurance required, including at least $15,000 in coverage for the other driver’s vehicle damage. Unfortunately,
Read moreIf you suffer bodily injuries or property damage in an automobile accident in Colorado, you can hold the at-fault driver or party responsible (liable) for your losses. If you get injured in a T-bone accident – a type of collision that has the potential to be catastrophic for victims – a Denver
Read moreIf you suffer injuries or property damage in a car accident in Colorado, you probably want to receive financial compensation to pay for these losses as quickly as possible. It is normal to desire a fast and efficient claims process. However, it is highly important to your financial future to understand the
Read moreCar accidents occur throughout the United States, and Fort Collins is no exception. Many collisions can occur on Fort Collins streets, including rear-end accidents, rollovers, and side-impact crashes. However, certain roads see car accidents occur at a higher rate than others — and it is important to be vigilant when traveling in
Read moreMany different types of car accidents occur on Fort Collins roads each year, from rear-end collisions to sideswipes to severe side impact collisions. Also known as T-bone or broadside collisions, side impact accidents can cause intensive damage to a vehicle and serious injury to its occupants. If you are the victim of
Read moreCar accidents can result in serious injuries, from broken bones and fractures to traumatic brain injury, spinal cord damage, and lacerations. Back and neck pain are also common after car accidents, but can be difficult to prove due to the nature of these injuries. If you suffer from back and neck pain,
Read moreWe often associate damages after a car accident with medical bills, lost wages during recovery periods, property damage, and other tangible, economic losses. However, we can experience significant mental and emotional turmoil as a result of the accident as well, including the development of mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety and
Read moreCar accidents are unfortunately common on Colorado roads, causing thousands of injuries each year. There are many different types of collisions that can occur, including side-impact accidents, rollovers, and rear-end collisions. Known often as fender-benders and responsible for 29% of U.S. car accidents, rear-end collisions can be relatively minor, but may result
Read moreThe aftermath of a car accident can lead to severe damages, including mounting medical bills, lost wages, lengthy recovery periods, repair expenses, and emotional turmoil. You have the option to collect compensation for these injuries through an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit — and if your case involves high amounts of
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