Car Accidents Resources

Hit-and-Run Accidents Cause More Harm Than Sustained Injuries

Posted in Car Accidents Resources on May 4, 2015

Sometimes people do the right thing; sometimes they don’t. Aside from the physical and emotional injuries sustained in an auto accident, if an at-fault driver flees the scene, the victim is left to wonder whether he or she will ever receive recompense. Auto insurance may cover the damages if the appropriate rider is attached to […] Read more

Uninsured Drivers on the Rise in Colorado

Posted in Car Accidents Resources on April 17, 2015

Being in a car accident is difficult and stressful enough, but the situation can become even more frustrating if the other driver is uninsured. Unfortunately, if you live in Colorado, that nightmare scenario may just be what happens to you despite the state’s requirements that all drivers carry automobile insurance. Premiums Fall but the Uninsured […] Read more

Disturbing Trend In Pueblo County

Posted in Car Accidents Resources on April 13, 2015

“Wear your seat belts!” is the mantra of the day from the Pueblo Police Department because of the rash of deaths involving unbuckled drivers this year. According to The Pueblo Chieftain, police reports confirmed that in the seven car crashes that claimed lives on the city streets of Pueblo, six of the victims were not […] Read more

Auto Accidents: Your Obligations Under Colorado Law

Posted in Car Accidents Resources on April 10, 2015

Colorado, like most states, has procedures for you to follow in the event of an automobile accident. Make sure you know what to do if you’re involved in an accident to avoid breaking the law and complicating your situation further.   File a Report as Soon as You Can If you’ve been in an auto […] Read more

Bob Simon of “60 Minutes” Dies in Car Crash

Posted in Car Accidents Resources on April 8, 2015

Longtime CBS correspondent Bob Simon was killed in a car accident Feb. 11. Simon, 73, had a news career spanning 50 years. He covered both the Vietnam and Gulf Wars and earned countless awards for his work. Simon was traveling in the rear seat of a Lincoln Town Car when it sideswiped a Mercedes-Benz at […] Read more

Dash Cams and Auto Accidents

Posted in Car Accidents Resources on March 25, 2015

Dashboard cameras have been gaining traction in the U.S. over the last two years. Multiple dash cam recordings of the Chelyabinsk meteor exploding over Russia in 2013 initially increased awareness. As more Americans began using dash cams, online videos of accidents began appearing, and those videos often showed situations where one driver was deemed to […] Read more

When an Auto Accident Isn’t All That Simple

Posted in Car Accidents Resources on March 23, 2015

The majority of car accidents result from two cars colliding. But sometimes, the situation is not straightforward, and there’s a scramble to figure out who is at fault. Such is the case of a Roaring Fork Transportation Authority bus that swerved to avoid an accident with a John Deere tractor. During the process of maneuvering […] Read more

Colorado Changed Its Auto Accident Liability Laws

Posted in Car Accidents Resources | 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

Soft Tissue Injury: Protecting yourself after a car accident in Denver, CO

Posted in Car Accidents Resources on March 13, 2015

Injuries in an accident involve the entire body. Some parts may be unscathed, while others are severely damaged. Sometimes, a body part can look fine but doesn’t work the way it should or hurts during a specific movement because of the accident. What happens in this situation is that the accident victim knows he or […] Read more

Denver’s Alarming Hit and Run Trend

Posted in Car Accidents Resources | 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