Colorado DUI: Navigating the Maze of Legal Consequences

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Colorado can quickly turn into a legal minefield for anyone caught driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol. Beyond the immediate danger it poses to yourself and others, a DUI conviction in Colorado can lead to a tangled web of criminal and civil consequences, impacting your freedom, finances, and future. So, before you get behind […]

Looming Changes: Understanding Sunsetting Provisions in US Estate Taxes

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While the estate tax, often referred to as the “death tax,” is a hot-button topic in the US, it’s important to understand that its current form may not be permanent. Several vital provisions impacting the estate tax are set to sunset in 2026, potentially leading to significant changes in how estates are taxed. Sunset means […]

Navigating the Rapids: A Guide to Conservatorships in Colorado

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Colorado’s majestic mountains may inspire awe, but navigating the legal terrain of conservatorships can feel equally daunting. If you’re facing the challenging possibility of needing to protect a loved one who is unable to care for themselves, understanding the intricacies of conservatorships in the Centennial State is crucial. Let’s demystify the rapids and equip you […]

Rule 16: Review vs Utilization Review

 The Colorado Workers’ Compensation Act places a responsibility on insurers and employers to provide medical treatment to employees affected by work injuries. However, the question arises: are insurers and employers liable for all treatments recommended by authorized treating providers (ATPs)? The answer, as explored in this article, is nuanced. While they must cover reasonable, necessary, […]

Consideration Before Filing a General Admission of Liability in Workers’ Compensation Cases

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In workers’ compensation, the immediate response to a workplace accident is often to file a General Admission of Liability, especially when the incident meets the legal criteria of occurring during working hours and employment. However, a prudent approach suggests pausing before rushing into such an admission and carefully examining the legal definition of “injury.”  Consider […]

D’oh! DUI?: The Most Honest Drunk Driver Ever

The adage “honesty is the best policy” turned ironic for a 26-year-old Kentucky man in mid-June. After consuming a pint of beer, this individual took a joyride that ended abruptly when he drove up to the “do not enter” side of a Hopkinsville Police post. Almost crashing into a police cruiser, he made an unusual […]

New Bill Changes Conditions of Probation for Felony DUI’s

Operating a vehicle while under the influence (DUI) is a serious violation that presents substantial hazards to public safety. In Colorado, the legal consequences for DUI offenses have recently been reinforced through the enactment of House Bill 17-1288 (HB17-1288). This legislation specifically addresses the issue of repeat DUI offenders, aiming to close existing loopholes and […]

The DUI Process, Part 1: Pullover and Arrest

Welcome to our comprehensive series on the intricacies of Colorado DUI cases, where we break down the process from arrest to case resolution. In this first installment, we delve into the initial stage: the DUI stop. The Dreaded Flashing Lights: Picture this scenario: It’s late, you’ve enjoyed a couple of beers with dinner, and you’re […]

Dank Delivered to Your Doorstep? Colorado May Allow It

In the continuously changing terrain of cannabis legalization, the state of Colorado is once again at the forefront of progressive legislation. The latest buzz surrounds Senate Bill 192 (SB 192), a measure that could revolutionize how Coloradans access their favorite cannabis products. If passed, SB 192 would open the door to legalized marijuana deliveries, bringing […]

Rising Marijuana DUI Arrests: Legalization or Police Training?

In light of the increasing DUI-D arrests in Colorado in 2016, it’s essential to delve deeper into the factors contributing to this surge. While some might hastily attribute it to marijuana legalization, Chief of Police Bob Ticer of the Loveland Police Department suggests a more nuanced perspective. According to Chief Ticer, the rise in DUI-D arrests […]

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