victims for over 25 years.
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What You Should Know About Ghost Cars in Colorado
What Is a “Ghost Car”?
Law enforcement uses the term “ghost car” to describe vehicles designed to be untraceable or hard to identify. These cars often have fake, cloned, or obscured license plates, or no plate at all! The goal is simple: evade tolls, tickets, or police detection. But when …
How Insurance Companies Try to Limit Your Recovery
The Truth Behind “Friendly” Insurance Companies
Over the past 25 years, I’ve seen how insurance companies and big corporations protect one thing above all else: their profits. After an accident, they’ll smile, act concerned, and promise to “take care of everything.” But make no mistake — their goal is to …
We fight for Denver families, because that’s who we are
Denver is more than a backdrop for our work. It is the place we call home. It is where we raise our families, watch our kids grow, gather with neighbors, and experience both the joys and challenges that come with life here. When we say “We fight for Denver families,” …
What Happens If a Self-Driving Car Hits You in Denver?
When I started practicing law in Colorado over 25 years ago, the biggest legal battles I saw after a car crash were against insurance companies. That hasn’t changed much. What has changed are the vehicles on our roads. Now, we’re sharing lanes with cars that don’t even have drivers.…
PSA: Vibrio vulnificus from raw seafood, what you need to know
Two people recently died after eating raw oysters contaminated with Vibrio vulnificus in Louisiana and Florida. These cases are a tragic reminder that while oysters are a delicacy many enjoy, they can also carry risks, especially during the summer months.
Why summer is the riskiest time
Vibrio vulnificus is …
