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Spring Driving in Colorado: Who Is Responsible After a Crash?

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March 27, 2026

spring in denver - driving becomes more difficult

Spring in Colorado is unpredictable. A warm weekend can fill patios in LoDo and Cherry Creek. A few days later, snow blankets I-25 and traffic slows to a crawl. March and April are transition months, and that transition creates real risk on our roads.

At The O’Sullivan Law Firm, Scott …

Motorcycle Season Is Back in Colorado. Here’s What Drivers Forget Every Spring.

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March 20, 2026

Motorcycle season is starting up again in Colorado

When the weather warms in Colorado, motorcycles return to the roads almost overnight. A few sunny days in March and April are all it takes. Riders who have been waiting through winter finally roll out. At the same time, drivers shift mentally into spring mode and often forget that motorcycles …

Bicycle, E-Bike, and Scooter Accidents in Colorado

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March 12, 2026

electric scooters in denver can be dangerous

As the weather warms in Denver, bike lanes and shared roads fill quickly. Traditional bicycles, e-bikes, and electric scooters are now part of everyday traffic in LoDo, RiNo, Capitol Hill, and along the Cherry Creek Trail.

They are efficient. They are convenient. And they are increasingly involved in serious injury …

You Can Call Scott: Free Personal Injury Advice When You’re Not Sure What to Do Next

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March 4, 2026

Personal injury attorney Scott O'Sullivan

Most people do not keep a personal injury lawyer on speed dial. They call a doctor, a friend, their insurance company, or they search the internet at midnight and end up more confused than when they started.

That is exactly why The O’Sullivan Law Firm exists.

Scott O’Sullivan has spent …

Colorado Traffic Deaths Rose in 2025

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February 17, 2026

Traffic in downtown Denver with increased fatalities in 2025

Colorado saw a hard turn in the wrong direction in 2025.

After two straight years of declining fatalities, preliminary statewide data shows 701 people were killed on Colorado roadways in 2025, up from 689 in 2024. That increase may look small on paper, but it matters because it suggests risky …

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