PTSD – HOUSE BILL 17-1229 C.R.S. § 8-41-301, as amended, allows workers to claim workers’ compensation coverage for PTSD in a limited set of circumstances, based on repeated exposure to

Generally, the occurrence of auto accidents does not raise a presumption of negligence on behalf of a driver of an automobile in the state of Colorado. However, in the case

What Happens If You Get Hit By Someone Without Insurance? In Colorado, automobile owners are required to carry sufficient limits of liability insurance when operating a car. The minimum requirements

Overview Of Colorado Window Tint Law: With 300 days of annual sunshine, tinting windows of your vehicle provide benefits including blocking up to 99% of ultraviolet rays and cools the

Colorado fire losses reported through the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) provide that 75% of fire casualties are a result of structural fires. Colorado homeowners insurers may deny or

Statistics published by the Colorado Department of Transportation provide that an average of 42 crashes occur daily in Colorado due to distracted driving. Often, an at-fault party’s accident-related conduct presents

Workers’ compensation claims arising out of car accidents in Colorado involve unique complexities. While a workers’ compensation carrier is obligated to pay for all reasonable and necessary accident-related medical bills,

On May 22, 2019, Governor Jared Polis signed into law House Bill 19-1283 requiring insurance companies writing personal and automobile coverage to disclose insurance coverage limits to third-party claimants. C.R.S.

After a workers’ compensation carrier files a General Admission of Liability after an occupational injury, the injured worker may request a “lump sum” request for payment of benefits. C.R.S 8-43-406