School shootings and other violent events are national tragedies that leave families reeling from the pain of personal loss. Until recently, family members and shooting victims had no recourse for litigation, and thus no chance to receive compensation. Due to the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act (CGIA), it has been impossible for victims and surviving family… read more
A jury has awarded a Colorado woman $770,000 after a truck accident left her with a broken neck and a traumatic brain injury. According to police, the 58-year-old truck driver rounded a curve too quickly and lost control of his vehicle. The accident tipped the vehicle over and forced two cars into a frozen creek.… read more
Auto and motorcycle accidents can create physical, emotional and financial problems for survivors, so it is important to know what options are available to attorneys so they can aide clients in their pursuit of justice. Tom Metier, the senior managing partner of Metier Law Firm, will give a presentation at the Auto Crash Litigation 3.0… read more
One of the most important steps an accident survivor can take in his or her recovery is to stick with rehabilitation and find ways to adapt to injuries. After sustaining a spinal cord injury during a motorcycle accident, a 20-year-old woman from Paris has spent the last year learning to adapt without the use of… read more
Many parents may not be aware that risks present in professional sports may also exist in high school sports, such as the possibility of sustaining a concussion, which can have lasting health effects. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the number of concussions in the last 10 years has doubled. Research from other… read more
Staying visible is one of the most effective ways for a motorcyclist to stay safe and avoid a motorcycle accident. Riding at night requires more attention to gear and attire, such as riding jackets and motorcycle lights. For motorcyclists who enjoy riding at night, our post today will offer three safety tips for staying visible… read more
The Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) has launched Brain Injury Awareness Month for this March, which will coordinate a national campaign aimed at educating the public on the incidence and needs of individuals with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Also known as the “Not Alone Campaign”, organizers are seeking to spread awareness on how families… read more
Although Colorado and Wyoming do not get as much rain as other states, spring weather can still create the possibility of slippery roads. For motorcyclists, even a small amount of rain can be immensely dangerous if certain precautions are not taken. Here are three ways that motorcyclists can reduce the chances of a motorcycle accident… read more
Under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has the authority to investigate unsafe products and issue recalls. If a company fails to comply with a recall or an investigation, the NHTSA has the option of pressing the issue further by using the court system. This exact… read more
Motorists should have the expectation that other drivers are operating their vehicle responsibly, and that is especially true when it comes to large commercial trucks weighing in at 80,000 pounds. Fortunately, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulates the trucking industry and regularly requires companies to test drivers who would otherwise put other motorists… read more
