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Distracted Walking: The Risks of Using Devices while Crossing the Street

The surge in smartphone usage shows no signs of stopping. While the plethora of information and connectivity available at our fingertips has plenty of advantages, a less attractive outcome has become increasingly prevalent: distracted walking. Under-regulated compared to distracted driving, this behavior can cause a significant rise in accidents. Risks Associated with Distracted Walking Distracted walking, often overlooked as the focus is placed…

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Bicyclists and Pedestrians: Sharing the Road Safely

Bicycling and walking are popular forms of exercise and are also eco-friendly alternatives for commuting. While these activities provide numerous health benefits and help reduce traffic congestion, they also require certain safety considerations. With such high numbers of pedestrians and bicyclists sharing the roads with motor vehicles, it’s more important than ever to prioritize safety by observing traffic rules and fostering mutual respect…

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5 Things You Should Not Post on Social Media After an Accident

In the modern age of connectivity and social media, it’s common to share various aspects of your life online. However, if you’ve been involved in a car accident, there are certain things that you should never share. The Colorado Springs car accident attorneys are here to share some things to avoid posting and why this is so critical: 1. Details About the Accident…

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Do I Need To Report a Car Accident to the DMV in the State of Colorado?

No one plans on being in a car accident, but sometimes life throws us these unfortunate curveballs. If you find yourself in this situation in Colorado, knowing what legal obligations you face is essential so you can protect yourself and your potential to recover compensation. One of these requirements revolves around reporting the accident to the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). If a…

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Delayed Injury Symptoms After a Car Accident

Car accidents are traumatic events that ignite a rush of adrenaline and endorphins, our body’s natural painkillers. This initial response often masks pain, making it possible for injuries to remain unnoticed immediately after an accident. Understanding the potential of delayed injury symptoms is critical in ensuring you receive appropriate medical attention after any auto incident. It’s also an important fact to know if…

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Differences Between Survival Action and Wrongful Death

Survival actions and wrongful death are two distinct legal concepts under Colorado law – each with different implications on how compensation claims for a deceased person are brought forth.  Survival Action A survival action allows the estate of a deceased individual to continue or initiate a personal injury lawsuit after that person’s death. It arises when the victim survives an accident (which was…

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Understanding Blood Alcohol Content (BAC): How It Affects Driving Ability

When discussing the implications of Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) on driving ability, it’s important for you to understand first what exactly BAC is and how it is affected by just a small amount of alcohol Your BAC is a measure of the amount of alcohol present in your blood at any given time. The figure calculated reflects how much alcohol you have consumed…

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Who Is Responsible for Self-Driving Car Accidents?

In a world where self-driving cars are no longer a concept of the future but rather an active part of our present, discussions around liability and responsibility are growing in both complexity and importance. As major manufacturers pour resources into developing increasingly autonomous technology, several questions arise: What happens when there’s an accident involving one of these vehicles? Who is at fault? Pinning…

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What Can I Do After Suffering a Herniated Disc in a Car Accident?

What Can I Do After Suffering a Herniated Disc in a Car Accident?

Car accidents are a leading cause of herniated discs, which can lead to severe pain and disability. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there were more than 6 million car accidents in the United States in 2017 alone. Of those 6 million accidents, it’s estimated that a significant percentage resulted in at least one person sustaining a herniated disc. While…

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Will My Insurance Rates Go Up After a Car Accident?

One of the most common questions we hear from clients is, “Will my insurance rates go up after a car accident?” In the aftermath of a crash, it is natural to want to know how much this will cost you and your family. Even if you are not to blame for the accident, you might find that your insurance rates rise. What can…

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