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Right-Hook and Left-Cross Bicycle Accidents: Understanding Liability

Right-hook and left-cross bicycle accidents typically happen when a motorist turns across a cyclist’s path. In a right-hook crash, a driver turns right in front of or into a rider traveling in the same direction. A left-cross collision happens when an oncoming driver turns left across the cyclist’s path. Determining liability in either type of

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How Do Hours-of-Service Violations Contribute to Truck Accidents?

Hours-of-service violations may contribute to truck accidents when commercial drivers stay behind the wheel longer than federal rules allow or fail to take required off-duty or break time. Excessive driving can increase fatigue, which can slow reaction time and impair judgment. Inaccurate or falsified driving records may also conceal hours-of-service violations and become important evidence

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Spinal Cord Injury vs. Back Injury: Key Differences

A spinal cord injury damages the bundle of nerves that carries messages between your brain and body, while a back injury may affect muscles, ligaments, discs, vertebrae, or other structures without harming the spinal cord itself. Both can cause severe pain and lasting limitations, but a spinal cord injury is more likely to affect strength, sensation, and bodily functions

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How Do Helmet Laws Affect an ATV Injury Claim in Colorado?

An ATV crash can cause serious head trauma in seconds, but what happens if the rider was not wearing a helmet? Although helmet use may become a major point of dispute, it does not automatically prevent someone from pursuing an ATV injury claim in Colorado. Attorney Christopher W. Jeffress began his career defending insurance companies and large

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Who Is Liable for a Public Transit Bus Accident in Colorado?

A sudden stop, unsafe turn, or collision involving a public bus can leave passengers with serious injuries—and many questions about who must pay for their losses. Unlike a typical car accident, a bus accident may include a government agency, multiple drivers, contractors, and special claim rules. At Jeffress Law in Boulder, attorney Christopher W. Jeffress draws on experience representing

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Can You Sue for a Construction Accident if You’re a Subcontractor?

Have you been injured on a construction site? It can be hard to know where to begin if you’ve been hurt on the job, especially if you’re a subcontractor. Following a construction accident, you may have more legal options than you realize, especially if someone else’s negligence played a role. At Jeffress Law, PC, in Boulder, CO, the

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Can You Sue for Injuries Caused by a Drunk Boat Operator?

Boating should be relaxing—but when alcohol is involved, a fun day on the water can quickly turn into a serious accident. If you’ve been injured by a drunk boat operator, you may be wondering about your rights and whether you can take legal action. Boating under the influence is not only dangerous—it’s illegal, and victims often

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