In the News

Lights and Traffic Control: A Tragic Malfunction

Posted in In the News on April 15, 2015

On Friday, August 14, 2014, Kimberly Mears, 50, and her son Raley Mears, lost their lives in an automobile crash at the intersection of Bradley and Marksheffel Roads in East Colorado Springs. While the local police and traffic engineers are still investigating the incident, Colorado Springs’ senior traffic engineer, Kathleen Krager, told The Gazette that […] Read more

Colorado Changed Its Auto Accident Liability Laws

Posted in Car Accidents | In the News on March 18, 2015

For those who drive through states, understanding how automobile accident laws change from jurisdiction to jurisdiction is important. An accident can happen just about anywhere, and it often occurs where someone is extremely comfortable driving, such as near home, or in places that are entirely unfamiliar. Colorado is a prime example of where the laws […] Read more

Denver’s Alarming Hit and Run Trend

Posted in Car Accidents | In the News on September 4, 2014

Twenty-three-year-old Andrew C’de Baca, a cook at a Denver pizzeria, was hit in early August of 2014 by a speeding motorcyclist who ran a red light. The cyclist struck the young man at the intersection of Blake and 19th as he was leaving work. The pedestrian remains hospitalized after the incident. In Mid-August of 2014, […] Read more

Colorado’s Bicycling Guide

Posted in Bicycle Accident Lawyer Near Denver | In the News on September 4, 2014

The Colorado Department of Transportation’s guide for bicyclists, The Colorado Bicycling Manual, is more than just a biking rulebook. You’ll find a wealth of information in the publication about common bicycle accidents suffered by both child and adult riders and what to do if you are involved in a bicycling accident. Child vs. Adult Rider […] Read more

Colorado Crash Trends

Posted in Car Accidents | In the News on September 4, 2014

The Colorado State Patrol is the only traffic enforcement agency with jurisdiction over the entire state. As such, it has a unique window into the most common factors in Colorado automobile accidents. Using statistics from past investigations covering a period of five years from 2004 to 2008, the Patrol released a report to give Colorado […] Read more

Fort Collins, Colorado: Named Safest City in Which to Drive

Posted in In the News on September 4, 2014

Auto-insurer Allstate has named Fort Collins, Colorado, the safest city in which to drive on its 2014 Allstate America’s Best Drivers Report. This is the tenth annual report and the fourth time Fort Collins has landed at number one. Allstate reviews car accident statistics from the 200 largest cities in the U.S. to determine the […] Read more

Colorado’s Marijuana Legalization and Auto Fatality Rates

Posted in Car Accidents | In the News on September 4, 2014

The state of Colorado legalized the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes in 2009 and for recreational purposes on Nov. 6, 2012, the day when the state passed Amendment 64 to its constitution. Since that time, much media attention has been paid to whether the legalization has had any impact on the state’s auto fatality […] Read more

Testosterone Therapy: What Every Man Should Know

Posted in In the News on September 4, 2014

A man suffering from low levels of testosterone, also known as “Low T” or male hypogonadism, experiences fatigue, erectile dysfunction and memory loss among other symptoms. Caused by the body’s failure to make enough hormones due to an issue with the pituitary gland or testicles, millions of men suffer from Low T. Androgen replacement therapy, […] Read more

NHTSA Promotes “Designator Texters” to Prevent Accidents Caused by Texting at Wheel

Posted in In the News on May 25, 2013

The National Traffic Safety Administration is choosing a new strategy in its war against distracted driving.  The agency is now promoting designated texters, whose job would be to help a motorist receive text messages while driving, with minimal distraction for motorists. The concept of the designated motorist has been a part of the American lexicon […] Read more

Tech Firms Working on Technologies to Guard Computers from Viruses

Posted in In the News on May 25, 2013

Modern cars contain dozens of tiny computers and electronic communication technologies that are built into these automobiles.  With the presence of these technologies comes the risk of virus attacks. What is shocking is that the auto industry has invested very little in developing shields to prevent virus attacks on these computers, although the industry has […] Read more