After a collision, it doesn’t take long for blame to enter the conversation. Whether it’s two drivers on the roadside or an insurance adjuster reviewing photos, the question of who caused the crash is often at the center. One thing we’re asked all the time is: can the location of vehicle damage tell the...
Yes, slip and fall injuries in Colorado are often covered by insurance, particularly through homeowners' or commercial liability policies. When someone is injured because a property owner failed to maintain safe conditions, their insurance, whether it's homeowners or commercial liability, may help pay for medical care, lost wages, and related costs. At Dormer Harpring,...
A big congratulations to our very own Amy Rogers for being named within the WVU College of Law Lawyers & Leaders Class of 2025! This prestigious award, a collaboration between the West Virginia University College of Law and West Virginia Executive Magazine, recognizes the accomplishments of lawyers who have made a positive impact on...
Should I get a lawyer for a car accident that wasn't my fault? In Colorado, legal guidance is strongly recommended, especially when the crash causes serious injury, vehicle damage, or financial strain. Even when the fault appears clear, one may quickly learn that proving fault and fully recovering damages is fraught with greater complications...
Key Takeaways Two herniated discs often cause greater damages than a single disc injury. Surgery may increase settlement value by showing injury severity. Severe two-disc injuries may cause chronic pain or permanent disability. Settlement value depends on injury severity, evidence, and medical expenses. Strong medical records and expert evidence support herniated disc claims. When...
