When a person dies due to someone else’s negligent or intentional act, the law considers this a “wrongful” death. The Colorado Wrongful Death Act allows the surviving relatives of a deceased victim to recover compensation for their losses. There is a lot of confusion about how the law actually works and who can recover compensation. …
Victims of Colorado auto accidents can be seriously injured in any type of collision. This includes high speed or low speed crashes, interstate or parking lot collisions, and everything in-between. In any of these types of collisions, the worst personal injury is wrongful death. This is when the auto accident causes injuries that directly cause …
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Family Rights in Fatal Colorado Trucking Crashes: Colorado Trucking Accident Lawyers Explain This Type of Wrongful Death Case When a commercial truck collides with a passenger vehicle the results are almost always catastrophic. This is because commercial trucks like 18-wheelers, big rigs, semi trucks, and other tractor-trailers are significantly larger and heavier than anything else …
When a family member dies in an accident caused by a negligent party, you may be able to file a wrongful death action for compensation for the loss of your loved one. While this will not take away your grief, it can bring some closure to hold the party responsible for the death of your …
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The accidents and events that cause wrongful death are horrific and change the lives of all involved. Colorado’s laws on wrongful death can be counter-intuitive and confusing for the unwary. If you have lost a loved one, it is important to know your rights, and to know what remedies are available to your family. Wrongful …
Fatal Colorado Springs Car Crashes: What to Know to Protect You and Your Family Any car crash could result in serious and even fatal injuries. Fatal Colorado Springs car crashes come in many different forms. It does not always matter how fast the vehicles were traveling for an occupant of one or both cars to …
