Even though the light rail has improved public transportation in and around Denver in recent years, Coloradoans continue to have a love affair with their vehicles. If you commute to work every day, you know there are more cars than ever on metro-area roadways.
Compensation after an injury is possible with our help
How to prove someone texting contributed to a car crash
When behind the wheel of a vehicle, your full attention should be on the road. Colorado law states that a person caught texting while driving could get a fine of up to $300, as well as four points on his or her driving record.
The role of discovery in lawsuits
Taking pictures to preserve accident evidence
When dealing with the aftermath of a car accident in the Denver area, many people forget to take action to preserve evidence. It is not enough for victims to contact the authorities, file a police report and seek out medical attention. Though the police and accident investigators may take steps to determine the facts of what transpired, you should not rely on their efforts alone to protect you from a miscarriage of justice should negligent party try to discredit your claim, or if you have underinsured or uninsured motorist issues.
