We found a family who was willing to re-home our dog about 36 hours ago. We explained that he was a fun, hyper, and loving dog.

I doubt the new owners are going to be successful; however, if you have home owners' insurance or renter's insurance, notify your insurance company...

I'm assuming that the at-fault driver's insurance company's claims adjuster doesn't want you to "double dip," but the law states that the at-fault...

I fell on Walmart premises on Friday 04:45pm and landed on my bottom real hard; I jerked my body trying to prevent the fall

We have sued Walmart several times. They tend to be difficult and evasive prior to litigation. You need to contact an attorney immediately in...

Can an auto insurance company deny liability in an accident that their driver was cited but I wasn't?

Some insurance companies live by the motto, delay, deny, defend. If insurance companies treated everyone fairly, there would be a lot of attorneys...

Do I need an attorney?

It sounds like you may be confusing the property damage adjuster with the bodily injury adjuster--two completely different claims. Most...

What are "damages" for sidewalk injury?

Colorado law requires that you notify the proper authorities within 180 days from the date of the incident if you were in fact injured on property...

Can I sue a ski resort (the employer) if their employee (arrested and prosecuted for felony theft) stole my expensive gears?

You can sue the ski resort if you can show that the resort negligently hired, retained, and/or supervised the employee. Basically, you can win if...

Yes, he can always fight it. Before I became an attorney, I was a paramedic/firefighter. The motor vehicle code allows emergency vehicle...

Epileptic falsely arrested for DUID by untrained Boulder Co Police Dept after auto accident. Is a Civil suit my only option?

You do not necessarily have to go to Court in order to pursue your rights. You do have a case, but when you bring a claim against the government...

Colorado totaled car reimbursement for title and license fees

Not necessarily. The insurance company is required to pay "fair market value" of your vehicle; however, there are other damages you may be...

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