Being hit by a car is a terrifying experience, especially when it happens while you are on foot. Many pedestrians who are struck outside of a marked crosswalk immediately assume they have no legal options. If you were jaywalking at the time of the accident, you may worry that the driver is automatically off the […]

When most people think about pedestrian accidents, they assume the driver is automatically responsible. Cars are larger, faster, and far more dangerous than someone walking across the street, so it’s natural to think that drivers should bear the blame. However, in Colorado, pedestrians can sometimes share responsibility for an accident, and in certain cases, they […]

Denver winters are known for their beauty and heavy snowfall. However, along with the winter wonderland comes a unique responsibility for homeowners: keeping sidewalks adjacent to their property clear of snow and ice. While shoveling snow may seem like a routine chore, failing to do so can have significant legal implications. One pressing question for […]

Idaho Stops: How New Law Changes Rules for Bicycles and Drivers Alike In the wake of an unprecedented Supreme Court Leak, and the most publicly broadcasted defamation trial ever, a drastic change to Colorado driving law has flown under the radar. Prior to April 13, 2022 Colorado Revised Statutes § 42-4-1412.5 allowed a county or […]