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Why I Keep My Denver Personal Injury Firm Small

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December 28, 2021

I recently had a conversation with one of my sons about our family business, The O’Sullivan Law Firm. It’s my hope that he grows up and, one day, I can pass this firm on to him. For now, he is interested in the law and that’s all I can ask.

Rideshare Accidents Are Becoming More Common In Denver

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November 18, 2021

I am seeing more rideshare accidents in Denver. My wife and I were in a rideshare car recently (I can’t remember if it was Uber or Lyft) and there were two drivers in the car: the passenger was teaching the driver how to drive in America! He ran two red

What Should I Do if I’m In an Accident with an Amazon Driver?

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November 12, 2021

Remember when we all panicked about the idea of Amazon delivering packages with drones? I’m not sure that concept is worse than the plague-of-locusts style of van delivery service we now all witness on a daily basis.

For example, I am currently representing a client who was in her car …

Accident Reconstruction: Like CSI for Car and Motorcycle Crashes

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January 28, 2021

As a personal injury attorney in Denver, I have to deal with a lot of “he-said/she-said” events. I am hired by victims of car or motorcycle accidents who desperately need to prove that the other driver caused the accident, but if the other driver is lying about how the …

What Does a Personal Injury Attorney Do?

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December 17, 2020

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As a Denver personal injury attorney, I often get asked, “Soooo, what is it you do exactly?” I think most people have a sense of what a personal injury attorney does because of the commercials we all endure on the radio and television. In a nutshell, a personal injury …

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