If you have been injured in an accident or if a loved one has been killed due to someone else’s negligence, you have a limited period of time during which to pursue compensation for your damages. This is called the statute of limitations. Personal injury cases in Colorado apply different statutes of limitations depending on
In July 2017, reality TV star Rob Kardashian went on Instagram and Twitter and accused his former fiancee, Blac Chyna, of cheating on him. In addition to the public accusation of infidelity, Kardashian also posted intimate pictures of Chyna’s breasts, backside, and genitals. Kardashian’s outburst shocked social media. The backlash was immediate, and Kardashian was
One of the biggest decisions you may have to make in your life is whether to file a personal injury claim after you’ve been injured due to another person’s negligence. Once you’ve decided to pursue a personal injury claim, you need to find the Denver Injury Lawyer that will represent you best. This is a
Experienced Litigator Malissa Williams Joins Boutique Denver Employment and Personal Injury Law Firm DENVER, June 12, 2017—Marathon Law, a Denver personal injury and employment law firm, today announced that Malissa Williams has joined the firm as a partner. In practice since September 2007, Ms. Williams brings a wide range of legal expertise, including complex commercial litigation, administrative and
By Your Denver Personal Injury Attorney In most cases, people who work for another person or company are legally considered “employees” under Colorado and federal law. This means that, in most cases, if a person works more than 40 hours per week or more than 12 hours per day, he is entitled to 1.5 times
Empleadores tratan de llamar a sus empleados “contratistas” para evitar el pago de “overtime.” Pero si usted trabaja más de 40 horas por semana y no recibe “overtime,” es probable que usted tenga una demanda. En la mayoría de los casos, las personas que trabajan para otra persona o empresa son considerados legalmente “empleados” bajo
by Your Denver Personal Injury Attorney Today, Colorado governor John Hickenlooper will sign the Claire Davis School Safety Act. This fiercely debated law will now hold public and charter schools accountable if they fail to exercise “reasonable” care to protect students, faculty, and staff from school shooters and other ne’er-do-wells. Specifically, the new legislation holds
If your college kid is driving out of state for spring break, there is a 10% greater chance that (s)he could be in a fatal car accident. Be sure that (s)he knows these driver safety tips first. Recently, professors Michael French of the University of Miami and Gulcin Gumus of Florida Atlantic University published a
As a Denver car accident attorney, assuming that stoned driving caused your client’s injuries may be a natural response, but it may not be the correct one. As a former Denver DUI attorney and a current Denver personal injury lawyer, I was shocked by a report that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA“) released
Anytime that your Denver car accident attorney is going to use a trial expert, he better make sure that his trial expert knows what he’s talking about. Whenever your Denver car accident attorney is engaged in full-blow trial litigation, he is oftentimes going to use a trial expert, especially in automobile product defect cases or
