In 2024, Denver recorded its highest number of dog bite cases reported since 2018. Denver Animal Protection recorded 995 dog attack incidents last year. Behind each of these numbers is
When a vehicle hits a pedestrian, the force of impact can be catastrophic. Sadly, many victims do not survive, resulting in a wrongful death that leaves families in shock and
Car accidents are one of the leading causes of spinal cord injuries in the United States. According to the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center, motor vehicle crashes account for
Denver consistently reports some of the highest numbers of motor vehicle crashes in Colorado, and large trucks play a significant role in these records. With heavy loads of goods moving
Trucks are massive vehicles carrying heavy loads, and when they crash with passenger cars or pedestrians, the result can be devastating. Because of their size and force, truck accidents often
Motorcycle accidents remain a growing safety issue across Colorado. According to the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), 165 riders died in 2024—nearly half weren’t wearing helmets. By mid-2025, that number
Walking should be one of the safest and most sustainable ways to get around Denver. But with the busy streets filled with cars, trucks, and buses, pedestrians are often left
Tragic pedestrian accidents on busy streets like Denver’s Federal Boulevard have reignited the conversation around pedestrian safety. These incidents emphasize the urgent need for enforcing Colorado’s right-of-way laws and holding
The holiday season is a magical time filled with decorating, hosting festive gatherings, and sometimes even playing Santa for kids. However, it’s also a time when accidents can happen, especially
Filing a workers’ compensation claim after an accident can seem confusing, time-consuming, and overwhelming, especially when you are recovering from a work-related injury. However, filing all of the documents correctly
Understanding the local traffic laws is essential for anyone driving in Colorado, whether you are a resident or just passing through. Colorado’s unique weather conditions and landscape contribute to its
Commercial trucks are seen on the roads in and around Denver every day. While they are a crucial part of the country’s commerce system, they also present serious hazards if
Two people were killed in separate Colorado Springs motorcycle crashes in back-to-back days just before the end of the year, once again highlighting the risk that comes with traveling on
It’s the holiday season. For many people, that means it is time to take off from work, relax, enjoy Denver’s brisk winter weather, and spend meaningful time with friends and
The Medicare Incentive When it comes to the subject of how and where we spend our final days, there is a lot of confusion and anxiety. Where will I be
A well-versed Denver nursing home attorney knows that many individuals are either caregivers or they know someone who is a caregiver for an aging family member. A study entitled, “Caregiving
In Part I of End of Life Decisions, Levine Law discussed the importance of living wills and advance directives in making sure an individual’s desired medical care is implemented even
Most people have heard the terms “living will” and “advance directive.” If you have had surgery or any other type of medical procedure in the last 20 years, it is
While most of the country — and the media — is absorbed with the Ebola epidemic, it is the enterovirus-D68 that presents much more of a danger, especially to those
Anyone born in the 1960’s and later — the so-called Generation X and Millennial Generation — are lucky to have never experienced polio or measles. Those diseases were eradicated, for
Legalizing marijuana before determining a legal standard for when someone is considered driving under the influence of marijuana has left law enforcement without the proper tools to keep impaired drivers
The national gun debate has gone corporate. The historic and heated feud between gun activists, who invoke the Second Amendment to support their claim to carry any firearm anywhere, anytime,
On August 2, 2009, David Riley was pulled over in San Diego, California, for having expired tags and a suspended driver’s license. As per police policy, the car was impounded
Bike share programs are becoming more popular as an alternative method of transportation. Approximately twenty-five cities in the U.S. have such programs, and other cities are looking into adopting the
Tort reform has been a contentious legal, medical, and ethical debate in this country for decades. Specifically, attempts to reduce medical malpractice lawsuits by capping non-economic damages (typically defined as
When the huge pharmacy and drug store chain CVS announced that it would no longer sell cigarettes in the name of promoting public health, it was a brilliant public relations
The Obama administration announced an extension for the March 31, 2014 deadline for enrollment in the Affordable Care Act. For people using the healthcare.gov website, which sells health plans in 36 states,
In 1998 a British doctor named Andrew Wakefield published a study claiming that autism in 12 British children was linked to them being vaccinated for measles, mumps and rubella (MMR).
In February 2014, First Lady Michelle Obama is celebrating the fourth year of her “Let’s Move” campaign against childhood obesity in this country. One-third of children in the United States
PaperStreet Web Design just wrapped up the brand new site for Levine Law. The new site not only has a modern design but is using the latest web technologies, JavaScript libraries
