A date has finally been set for the trial against the Cinemark theater owner in Aurora, Colorado, where James Holmes unleashed gunfire during a showing of “The Dark Knight Rises” on July 20, 2012, killing 12 people and wounding 70. The federal trial is slated to take place in July 2016. There have been multiple personal injury cases filed by the victims and families of the victims against the Continue Reading
Slip and Fall & Premises Liability
Slip and fall accidents - commonly caused by wet floors, footwear and clutter – can sometimes lead to serious injury, especially in the case of elderly citizens. Such accidents fall under premises liability law, and injured victims deserve compensation if negligence was a factor.
Continue browsing to find out more about premises liability law, slip and fall accidents, important legislative changes and more.
Tips to Prevent Slips and Falls in Snow and Ice!
Did you know that every year hundreds of people suffer serious injury or even death from taking a heavy fall due to icy and treacherous conditions? In Colorado where we can get a lot of icy and snowy weather during the winter months, it is advisable to learn some tips and tricks on how to avoid being a victim of Mother Nature. Wear proper footwear - When you know it is an icy day, ditch the Continue Reading
Colorado’s Cinemark Tragedy Sparks Multiple Lawsuits
Most of the Colorado residents recall the horrific tragedy that happened on July 20th, 2012 when a gunman dressed in tactical clothing came through the back door of Aurora’s Cinemark Theater and burst into the midnight showing of “The Dark Knight Rises.” Armed with gas grenades and multiple firearms, he shot and killed 12 people and injured 70. James Edgar Holmes has pleaded not guilty due to Continue Reading
Colorado Police Sergeant Kills Dog While Trying to Assist Dog’s Owner
A police sergeant in Broomfield was forced to shoot and kill a dog that attacked him and another woman as they tried to help the dog's owner. The dog’s owner, an 83-year-old man, was walking a Staffordshire terrier around 9:30 am. The man collapsed and a witness called 911 for assistance and began to assist the man herself. However, the man’s dog charged her and bit her arm. When the sergeant Continue Reading
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 8
- Next Page »
Related Articles from our Knowledge Center
Workers Compensation
When You're Injured
- How to File a Work Injury Claim
- Reporting a Work-Related Injury or Condition
- Workers' Compensation Overview
Obtaining Treatment & Benefits
- Workers’ Compensation for Law Enforcement Officers
- Reasons Why Temporary Disability Benefits Can Be Terminated in Your Workers’ Compensation Case
- Workers' Compensation Case Timeline
Work Injury Prevention, General Information
Related Articles From our Knowledge Center
Slip and Fall
A Store's Liability for Slip and Fall Accidents
Every year, thousands of people sustain injuries from a slip, trip or fall. These accidents can occur anywhere, but many take place at various retail, restaurants or...
Most Common Slip and Fall Injuries and Tips to Avoid Them
Colorado personal injury attorney Mack Babcock discusses some of the most common injuries that people sustain from slipping and falling, as well as what you can do to avoid them...
Slip and Falls (Premises Liability) Overview
Slip and fall accidents are responsible for many injuries in Colorado every year, leaving victims dealing with everything from broken bones to spinal or head injuries...