Colorado Law
Bringing a Claim Against a Governmental Body in Colorado
Some questions only arise in the most unexpected and difficult circumstances—like, “Can I sue the state?” or “Can I hold a county liable for negligence?” You likely never imagined needing to ask these things, but if a government agency or employee played a role in causing your injuries, these questions suddenly become very real—and very […]
Read moreColorado State Moped & Scooter Laws
Cruising through Denver on a moped or scooter can be a fun way to get around town, but do you understand the rules of the road? Understanding Colorado moped and scooter laws is crucial for your safety. Mopeds The word “moped” combines the words “motor” and “pedal.” As you might expect, a moped is partly […]
Read moreCan I Try My Own Case in Small Claims Court?
Small claims courts allow plaintiffs to try cases quickly and cheaply without the need for legal assistance. In small claims court, the rules of civil procedure and evidence are simplified to make it easier to try your case without a lawyer. Under certain circumstances, however, you can bring a lawyer to small claims court. What’s […]
Read moreDo You Need a Front License Plate in Colorado?
Colorado law requires that drivers have a front license plate and a rear license plate on most motor vehicles. The requirement is codified under C.R.S. §42-3-202. Exceptions exist for autocycles, motorcycles, trailers, street rod vehicles, special mobile machinery, and semitrailers. The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) issues two license plates when the vehicle is […]
Read moreAt What Age Can Kids Sit in the Front Seat of a Car in Colorado?
Understanding Colorado’s car seat law doesn’t just help you avoid fines; it also keeps your child as safe as possible in the event of a car accident in Denver, Colorado. Child restraint laws and safety guidelines can be confusing for caregivers, though; the two do not always match up. One of the most common areas […]
Read moreIs It Possible To Get Out of Jury Duty?
You may have recently received a letter in the mail stating that you have been selected as a potential juror. You might be confused about what you need to do. Simply ignoring the communication is not a good idea. Whether you serve on the jury or not, you will need to follow the instructions in […]
Read moreMagic mushrooms are legal in Colorado
Here’s what to expect with the state’s new decriminalized psychedelics law November 8, 2022, marked the start of a new era in Colorado when voters passed Proposition 122, a ballot initiative that made Colorado the second state to allow the possession and personal use of psychedelics. While this is good news for advocates of mushroom […]
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