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Michigan Attorney’s Nightmare: Disbarred Over a Blog Post?

Michigan personal injury attorney Steven Gursten is facing the prospect of disbarment, and all over a blog post. How did this happen? Gursten’s nightmare began when one of his clients met with an independent medical examiner (IME), or a doctor who assesses personal injury victims for insurance companies. IMEs perform medical exams to verify information,… read more

The Buell Saga Part 2: Is America Neglecting The Sportbike Dream?

Erik Buell Racing (EBR) had been left in shambles by a bad investor, and an investment group known for selling-off bankrupt companies for scrap has bought the manufacturer in receivership. The motorcycling world has been on the edge of its seat wondering if EBR and the American sportbike could be saved. Will the American sportbike… read more

What Is the Statute of Limitations On an Uninsured Motorist Claim?

Having a competent attorney is vital when dealing with insurance companies. If you are injured in a car accident by an underinsured motorist, it is vital to make timely preparations to receive damages that can help pay for medical bills. Filing an underinsured motorist claim can be important in this regard. The statute of limitations… read more

The Buell Saga Part 1: Can American Sportbikes Be Saved?

When you hear the name Buell you think of motorcycle racing and the most turbulent soap opera in the motorcycling world. It all started in 1983 when Erik Buell—a former racer—started a motorcycle business and made the only American sportbikes on the market. The dream grew when Harley-Davidson bought the little company in 2003, but… read more

How Professional Athletes Are Recovering from Brain Injuries

Some professional football players are using advanced treatments to recover from the negative health effects of numerous brain injuries. New treatments and imaging tests used by former players can show us how technologically advanced brain injury rehabilitation has become. An article in 9News last year discussed the how Jeb Putzier, a former Denver Broncos player,… read more

Colorado Motorcycle Fatalities Are Up: What Can We Do To Stop These Accidents?

The traffic fatality numbers for 2015 are in, and things don’t look pretty. The state of Colorado had 545 traffic related deaths last year, which is an almost 12 percent increase over the number of deaths in 2014. Motorcyclists were a record-breaking contributor to these numbers, and now state officials are concerned about how they… read more

Is Distracted Driving Behind Colorado’s Surge in Car Accidents?

Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) officials have released numbers showing a rise in fatal car accidents throughout the state during 2015. Data released by CDOT shows 488 fatal car accidents in 2014, and 545 in 2015. This would make 2015 the deadliest year for Colorado motorists since 2008. According to CDOT officials, one of the… read more

Will We Ever Get To Ride Harley’s LiveWire?

In 2014, we were shocked when Harley-Davidson announced that its designers had developed an electric motorcycle, and it was a self-proclaimed superbike at that. Looking like an old flat-tracker thrown into a wind-tunnel, this bike has no exhaust, no gearbox, no clutch, and no signature Harley v-twin engine—Sacrilege! However, it is now 2016, and we… read more

Wyoming Lawmakers Push Higher Fines for Unsafe Work Environments

Wyoming lawmakers are sponsoring new legislation that would enforce higher fines on companies where workers are injured by unsafe work environments. Work accidents have gotten out of control in Wyoming, with a 60 percent increase occurring from 2013 to 2014. Although many are putting the blame on high-risk jobs in the oil, construction and agricultural… read more