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Personal Injury

How Long Do I Have to Report a Workplace Injury in Colorado?

If you have suffered a workplace injury in Colorado, you should report it to your employer as soon as possible. Time is of the essence in this situation, and it makes sense to act now. If you are reading this after a workplace injury, consider contacting your employer sooner rather


Denied Workers’ Comp Claims: Reasons and How to Appeal in Colorado

A denied claim can come as an extremely unwelcome surprise for injured workers in Colorado. However, it does not necessarily end your pursuit of compensation. The first step is to determine the cause of your denied claim. Once you understand why your claim was denied, you can strive for positive


Permanent Disability Benefits in Colorado

If you have suffered a permanent disability after a workplace injury in Colorado, you are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. These benefits can help you cover medical expenses, missed wages, and other damages. It is important to take full advantage of this crucial safety net, and a workers’ compensation lawyer


Navigating Workers’ Compensation Claims with Pre-Existing Conditions in Colorado

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, up to half of all Americans have some type of pre-existing condition. If you work in Colorado, there’s a 50% chance you are in the same boat. Unfortunately, pre-existing conditions can cause issues when you attempt to pursue workers’ compensation for


Colorado Workers’ Compensation and the Average Weekly Wage Calculation

One of the most important aspects of workers’ compensation benefits is to help you cover your missed wages. Thanks to workers’ compensation, you do not need to worry about losing excessive income while you heal from your injuries. To a certain extent, this relieves the financial pressures associated with a


Five Common Workplace Injuries in Colorado 

The first step to preventing workplace injuries in Colorado is identifying common patterns. The Occupational Health & Safety Administration (OSHA) has identified the most common accidents in Colorado, and these accidents cause workers to suffer serious injuries. Avoiding these injuries may be easier if you understand how common accidents occur


The Influence of Drug and Alcohol Consumption on Workers’ Compensation Claims

If you are a hard-working Colorado resident, you might indulge in drugs or alcohol from time to time. What you do in your free time is your business, and people have been consuming these types of substances for thousands of years. Alcohol consumption is strongly associated with the working class,


Maximizing Compensation Options for Transportation & Delivery Workers in Colorado

The transportation and logistics industry in Colorado employs almost 200,000 people in the state. These employees receive almost $13.5 billion in net payroll each year as they travel across thousands of miles of interstate freeways. Delivery workers also contribute to Colorado’s economy, with more residents shopping online than ever before. Employees


Navigating Workers’ Compensation for Independent Contractors in Colorado

Recent events have caused a rise in remote work, digital entrepreneurship, and freelancing across Colorado. In truth, however, independent contractors have played an important role in our economy for decades. Many Colorado residents are attracted by the freedom, flexibility, and even the tax benefits they experience as independent contractors. While


Common Workplace Injuries Covered by Workers’ Compensation in Colorado

Colorado mandates that all employers must have no-fault workers’ compensation insurance coverage. If you are hurt on the job, you have the right to file for workers’ benefits. It is an important level of protection for employees in our state. Unfortunately, tens of thousands of people are hurt on the