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Concussion After a "Minor" Crash: Symptoms an RN Looks For & How It Can Affect Your Injury Claim in Colorado It's one of the most common things we hear after a car accident in Durango: "I didn't hit my head." "It was just a fender-bender." "I felt fine at the...

The ambulance ride alone can cost more than a month’s rent. Add an ER evaluation, imaging, lab work, and suddenly you’re staring at medical bills before you’ve even had time to process the crash itself. For many Colorado drivers, there’s a quiet but powerful coverage...

A dog bite can change the course of an ordinary day in an instant. One moment you’re walking through your neighborhood, visiting a friend, or letting your child play outside. The next, you’re dealing with shock, pain, bleeding, and a flood of questions you never...

A slick patch of ice doesn’t look like much—until your feet go out from under you. One second you’re walking into a store, an apartment building, or an office in Durango. The next, you’re on the ground, stunned, in pain, and wondering how a simple errand turned into...

A hit-and-run is chaos compressed into seconds: a violent jolt, a vanishing taillight, and a rising mix of adrenaline and confusion. What you do right now matters—for your health, your case, and your ability to get your costs covered. If you’re searching “what to do...

Colorado’s roads are tough on people walking. Whether you’re crossing Main Avenue in Durango or navigating downtown Denver, a split-second mistake by a driver can change your life. After a crash, the first questions are always the same: Who’s at fault? Is there video?...

If you’re recovering from a crash in or around Durango, you’ve probably already heard the alphabet soup: UM (Uninsured Motorist) and UIM (Underinsured Motorist). These are the coverages that step in when the at-fault driver has no insurance (UM) or not enough...

If you were hurt in a crash or other accident in Colorado and you’re worried you “share some of the blame,” you’re asking the right question. Colorado follows modified comparative negligence with a 50% bar. In plain English: your compensation is reduced by your share...

Experiencing an injury on someone else's property, especially at a friend’s home or neighbor’s yard, can be a highly sensitive and stressful event. It introduces difficult questions, including the potential awkwardness of filing a claim against someone close to you...