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Written by Dormer Harpring reviewed by KC Harping on March 9, 2026

A Preventable Fall, A Lasting Impact: Preparing for a Premises Liability Trial

A Preventable Fall, A Lasting Impact: Moving Forward to Trial After four years of work-up, Dormer Harpring attorneys Sean Dormer and Amy Rogers are preparing to take a premises liability case to trial in Summit County, alongside our co-counsel Jason Levy with Cook, Bradford, & Levy, LLC.  In April of 2022, our client sustained...
Written by Dormer Harpring reviewed by KC Harping on March 6, 2026

How Can A Truck Accident Lawyer Help?

Medical care, missed work, and early calls from insurance adjusters arrive quickly, while answers feel harder to find, often leading injured individuals to ask, “How can a truck accident lawyer help after a serious crash?” In Colorado, truck collisions most often stem from driver-related mistakes that account for the clear majority of serious crashes,...
Written by Dormer Harpring reviewed by KC Harping on February 26, 2026

How Long Do Slip and Fall Settlements Take in Colorado

A serious slip and fall often leaves injured individuals managing far more than physical pain. Medical visits, time away from work, and pressure from insurance adjusters can pile up quickly while recovery remains uncertain. At Dormer Harpring, we regularly hear from injured Coloradans who want clarity early, particularly around timing, because knowing what to...
Written by Dormer Harpring reviewed by KC Harping on February 24, 2026

Do I Need A Personal Injury Lawyer?

An accident has a way of interrupting life without warning; one moment everything feels normal, the next brings pain, appointments, paperwork, and conversations with insurance adjusters who move quickly while answers feel slow. Many injured Coloradans reach a point where uncertainty outweighs clarity and ask, “Do I need a personal injury lawyer?” At Dormer...
Written by Dormer Harpring reviewed by KC Harping on February 19, 2026

The Difference Between Medical Malpractice vs. Negligence

Key Takeaways • Negligence refers to general carelessness that causes harm, such as unsafe conditions or failure to act with reasonable caution. • Medical malpractice occurs when a licensed healthcare provider’s actions fall below accepted professional medical standards and cause injury. • In Colorado, malpractice claims often require expert testimony and a certificate of...