As we work through the Coronavirus pandemic that is striking the globe, many people are being told to self quarantine, isolate, socially distance themselves, and work from home. There are many whose jobs cannot be done remotely, such as people in the service and retail industries, and continue to commute and go into work; many offices also do not have the bandwidth and/or resources to enable their workforce to telecommute. For those forced to interact with others, the odds of contracting...

Getting hit on the head is an unpleasant event and most people will bump their heads at a minimum once a month, maybe even once a week. That level of impact won’t do much damage, aside from maybe a bruise and lump that’s tender to the touch. More severe knocks on the head, or neck, will likely land you with a concussion; the worst and most aggressive hits will give you what is called a traumatic brain injury and/or catastrophic injury. Traumatic brain injuries are the result of extreme force...

For how many cars are on the roads at all hours of the day and night, it’s a wonder there aren’t more accidents. People tend to overestimate the gap between cars so they can make a turn, underestimate the speed of oncoming traffic, or overall aren’t properly paying attention to the road. For many Denver residents, a car is a necessity, which means dealing with other drivers is a risk they must accept to get from point A to point B; many will need a Denver personal injury attorney to represent...