When to Hire a Bus Accident Attorney

Bus accidents can be especially dangerous, resulting in numerous injuries to more than one person. They are more common than you may think. In fact, the US Department of Transportation estimates there are at least 183 bus accidents a day, or 67,000 per year. Read our article to learn more about these types of crashes and when you should hire a bus accident attorney if you or a loved one is injured. What Causes Bus Accidents? Bus accidents can have various causes, many of them similar to smaller vehicles, including: Driver impairment or intoxication Hazardous road conditions Inclement weather Speeding Mechanical failure However,...

13 May

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Who Is At Fault in a Bicycle Accident?

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in Bicycle Accident, Bicycle Accident Lawyer

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Cycling is a favorite pastime in Colorado, where warm sunny days and gorgeous trails provide the perfect backdrop for outdoor fitness. Unfortunately, the more cyclists there are, the more likely an accident is bound to occur. The most common types of cycling accidents involve collisions with motor vehicles. Fortunately, fatalities from bike crashes involving cars are relatively rare. However, serious injuries as a result of these accidents are quite common. In 2019, the Consumer Product Safety Commission reported over 415,000 visits to the Emergency Room as a result of bicycle accident-related injuries. Is a Cyclist Ever at Fault in an Accident? You may...

05 October

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Bicycle Laws to Know in Colorado

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in Bicycle Accident, Bicycle Accident Lawyer, Personal Injury

Colorado is ranked as one of the top states for cyclists due to its beautiful scenery and abundance of trails. Unfortunately, bicycle accidents and even deaths do occur. Thoroughly understanding Colorado's cycling laws can keep you safe and reduce your liability in the event of an accident. The following are some of the most important bicycle laws to know in Colorado. Where Are You Allowed to Ride a Bike in Colorado? Official Colorado Bicycle Laws state that a cyclist may ride on all public streets and roads, but not the highway. Trails are generally acceptable for all cyclists, provided there is not a...