Learn how to get your accident report from the Colorado Springs Police (CSPD) A Colorado Springs traffic accident report is an important document in any auto accident injury case. It is a report filed by a police officer that describes the facts and circumstances surrounding the accident. Because your accident report is used as evidence Continue
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In Colorado, dog bite victims can collect compensation for their injuries by filing one of three types of claims: negligence, negligence per se, or strict liability.
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To see your accident report in Pueblo, Colorado, you should start with the law enforcement agency that responded to your traffic accident. Generally, Pueblo Police Department responds to accidents within city limits and the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Department will handle traffic accidents elsewhere throughout the county.
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Unfortunately, like any other vehicles on the road, Uber cars are sometimes involved in major accidents. Due to the complicated nature of how this company does business, victims are often unsure of what exactly they are supposed to do after a crash.
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In Colorado, all drivers are required to have car insurance. Unfortunately, not all abide by this rule. For this reason, Colorado law requires insurers to offer policyholders the option of purchasing uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage. Having these policies ensures that even if a driver is involved in an accident with someone who does not have Continue
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Slips, trips, and falls can occur for a variety of reasons in different places. Sometimes liquid or food spills lead to slip and falls. Torn carpeting, uneven rugs, or inadequate lighting can also result in a premises liability accident and injuries. Slip and fall accidents in supermarkets frequently occur when the store has not cleaned up Continue
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Colorado is a fault state, which means that whoever was at fault in causing a car accident will be required to compensate any injured parties for medical expenses and vehicle repair. In most cases, these kinds of claims are handled by the parties’ insurers. However, determining fault and apportioning responsibility can take a substantial amount Continue
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Colorado is one of the best states in the country for motorcyclists. From the twisting mountains views, to the flat meadows or the high desert near Pueblo, the state offers riders virtually every type of scenery or roadway imaginable. Unsurprisingly, the popularity of motorcycles is surging in the state. According to data collected and provided Continue
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Learn How to Get your Traffic Accident Report From the Castle Rock Police Department If you have been involved in a serious car accident in Castle Rock, it is important to get a copy of your accident report right away. An accident report is the written record of all the details of your accident. It Continue
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Learn How to Get Your Crash Report from the Colorado State Patrol (CSP) If you were involved in a car accident where the Colorado State Patrol responded, you have multiple options for obtaining the Colorado State Patrol accident report for your crash: Online or by Email, Mail, or Fax. It is important to note that Continue
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