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Speeding Remains a Factor in Nearly 25% of All Traffic Collisions in the U.S.
At Donaldson Law, LLC, our auto accident attorneys in Denver know that the types of crashes that can occur on our Colorado roadways know no bounds when negligence is a factor. Unfortunately, negligence can come in many forms, including two of the most frequent behaviors that cause tens of thousands of accidents, countless injuries, and...
Safety Tips for Traveling Alongside Semi-Trucks in Colorado
At Donaldson Law, LLC, our commercial truck accident lawyer in Denver, Colorado understand that the first line of defense in avoiding semi-truck collisions lies squarely with the truck driver and their trucking company. Local, national, and international truck drivers must obey stringent regulations and safety standards put forth by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration,...
Important Motorcycle Safety Tips for Colorado Riders
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, approximately 100,000 people are injured on motorcycles throughout the United States each year. Last year, motorcycle collisions were responsible for 4,985 fatalities across the country, and according to the Colorado Department of Transportation, motorcyclists represent just 3% of the vehicles, but makeup 23% of all deaths on...
Colorado Laws Against Distracted Driving
Every year, distracted driving claims thousands of lives in the United States. In fact, in Colorado alone, there are more than 40 accidents every day that is related to distracted driving. If you have been injured by a distracted driver in Colorado, you may be entitled to compensation. What is Distracted Driving? Distracted driving is...
What Happens if the At-Fault Driver Did Not Give Information at the Scene of a Colorado Car Accident?
After a Denver motor vehicle accident, some at-fault drivers may fail to provide identifying information or proof of insurance at the scene of the crash. In the chaos that ensues after an accident has occurred, some drivers may simply forget to provide their information. Others may not be able to locate it in their vehicles....