Colorado
Half of Your Office Staff Suffer Injury During a Crisis, Are You Liable?
When we were children (and prone to injuries) we knew no matter what happened, all of our needs would be taken care of by the grown-ups around us. When a scary thunderstorm woke us in the middle of the night, we needed only the protection of mom and dad to soothe us.
continue readingWorker’s Compensation Claims Can Be Avoided If You Prep Your Teen
Many young people in Colorado, and all across the United States, never think they will need to file for worker’s compensation, and they probably won’t. Still, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 145,000 youth actually do get hurt at or become ill because of their jobs every year. Unfortunately, we just can’t keep our kids from working for forever.
continue readingNo DUI Car Wreck Fatalities Are Game Day Goal
The Colorado Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Association are already huddled up for Super Bowl Sunday. Yeah, we know the Broncos didn’t make it this year, but NFL fans all over Southeastern Colorado won’t let that keep them from the party. So, beginning at 6 p.m. Friday, the Heat Is On! “Heat” as in law enforcement, that is.
continue readingVehicle Preparedness for Front Range Winter Weather
It’s fair weather from Salida to Lamar and from Alamosa to the Springs right now, but Coloradans know wintry weather can hit in a flash! Two weeks ago Governor Bill Ritter, Jr., declared our “Winter Weather Preparedness Week” – now, did you really get ready? Out here along the Front Range, we’re more comfortable with freezing temps and snowy weather than most places.
continue readingAttorney Gordon Heuser Asks, “Can More Car Accidents Be Prevented?”
By closing your eyes and imagining your reactions while experiencing a car accident, certainly a of lot things rush to the front of your mind. We all share that sudden feeling of fear, concern, real physical tension and ultimately the question, “Am I hurt?”.
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