Like all other states, Colorado’s various types of cases have specific statutes of limitations. But one big difference lies in the damage caps that limit a plaintiff’s recovery. Source: Enjuris.com For those who aren’t familiar, a statute of limitations is the specific period of time in which a case needs to be filed before the right to file the claim is lost. These can range from just Continue Reading
Personal injury is a copious and complex area of law that encompasses a wide range of tort cases, including car accidents, animal attacks, food poisoning, back/neck injuries, traumatic brain injury and wrongful death.
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Rehabilitation After a Spinal Cord Injury
Spinal cord injuries are almost always life-altering. SCIs can be minor enough that you may only need the assistance of a walker or wheelchair, or they can be extreme, leaving you completely dependent on others for care – or they can be varying degrees in-between. No matter the extent of the injury, a long rehabilitation process is inevitable. To understand the process better, you must first Continue Reading
The Football Debate: What’s the True Risk of Brain Damage?
Even if you’re not a football enthusiast, you’ve likely heard some of the hype surrounding football and head injuries. The NFL has taken a lot of heat for recent research done on concussions in football because of its supposed efforts to steer research findings in favor of the organization. Head injuries have become a heightened concern throughout the football community, from NFL players down Continue Reading
Food Poisoning: Do You Have Enough Evidence to Sue?
Cases of food poisoning reach the millions around the country each year. According to the CDC’s Foodborne Diseases Active Surveillance Network (FOODNet), there are 48 million cases of food poisoning in the US every year. Of these cases, 3,000 are fatal. Most food poisoning cases are caused by Salmonella, with FOODNet documenting roughly 1.2 million cases each year leading to around 450 deaths. Continue Reading
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