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Pedestrian Death Rate Decreases in Colorado, Increases Nationally
Each year the Governor’s Highway Safety Association (GHSA) publishes a report going over data regarding pedestrian ... More
New Colorado Laws for 2018
A variety of new Colorado laws were enacted at the start of this year, ranging from home plant restrictions to a raised minimum ... More
Lottery Legal Advice
Last month the U.S. saw the biggest lottery in its history. The winning Powerball numbers were finally called out after over 2 ... More
Attorneys & Staff at Babcock Law Firm Sponsors Troubled Kids
Giving something to those less fortunate is a central pillar in the spirit of Christmas. Colorado work injury attorneys at the ... More
Colorado Workers’ Compensation Attorney R. Mack Babcock Honors Our Veterans
Today is Veterans Day in the United States, a day we recognize those who have honorably worn the uniform in service of our ... More
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Heat-Related Injuries and Workers' Compensation
Colorado work injury attorney R. Mack Babcock cautions outside workers about the dangers of heat-caused illnesses and discusses your legal rights to injury compensation
How to File a Work Injury Claim
Colorado workers' compensation attorney Mack Babcock tells what you need to know about filing a work injury
Reporting a Work-Related Injury or Condition
There are two requirements for an injured worker who needs to report a work-related injury. First, the injured worker needs to report the injury in writing to his or her employer within four days of the injury. Second...