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Motorcycles in HOV Lanes: 2022 Update

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February 2, 2022

Back in 2017, I wrote an article in response to a reader who asked the following questions:

  • Can motorcycles ride in the carpool lane in Colorado? 
  • What are the rules for motorcycles in Colorado’s HOV lanes?

Well, as things tend to do over time, the answers to those questions have

Colorado Crash Text Line

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January 31, 2022

What is the Colorado Crash Text Line? 

The O’Sullivan Law Firm is thrilled to announce a new tool for Colorado crash victims: The Colorado Crash Text Line. Over the course of every week, we receive calls from people with questions about car and motorcycle crashes in Colorado. Often, these people

When To Settle vs. Going To Trial

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January 27, 2022

When I am first meeting a victim of a car or motorcycle crash, they often ask about “the trial.” In their minds, they imagine me standing in front of a jury and asking for a big sum of money to cover all of their medical bills, lost wages, pain and …

Motorcycle Accident Statistics: A Study of U.S. Fatal Crashes

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January 24, 2022

Motorcycle riders often describe feeling an unparalleled sense of freedom when they are on their bike. For them, the exhilaration and spontaneity of the ride far outweigh the potential risks and dangers. But when motorcyclists are struck by larger passenger or commercial vehicles, the consequences are often catastrophic for the

7 Things to do After a Bicycle Accident

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January 20, 2022

Bicycle accidents often result in severe injuries for riders in and around the Denver area. If you or somebody you love has sustained a bicycle accident injury caused by the negligence of another driver, there are various steps that you can take immediately following the incident and in the days …

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