By: Attorney Alissa Peashka Under the Colorado Workers’ Compensation Act, insurers and employers (Respondents) are required to provide medical treatment to cure and relieve an…
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By: Attorney Alissa Peashka Imagine this common situation: An employee has an accident that occurs at his work location, during working hours, while performing his…
The old adage “honesty is the best policy” rang particularly true for one drunk driver mid-June. The 26-year-old Kentucky man claimed to have consumed a…
According to Colorado’s law, a fourth or subsequent DUI results in a felony charge. However, new HB17-1288 now makes it a requirement when a court…
Over the course of the next month, we’ll be doing an extended breakdown of the process of Colorado DUIs from arrest to case resolution. So, for this…
The snacks are ready, the Adventure Time is queued up and the Xbox controllers are charged when your pal Zeke gives you a call and…
A recent report from the Colorado State Patrol showed a significant increase in the number of DUI-D arrests in 2016. Some would naturally assume that increased drugged…
One of the most common things we hear from people charged with DUI – “I never thought it would happen to me.” That is the…
The data is in from CDOT’s “The Heat Is On” anti-drunk driving campaign. Following the festivities of the Super Bowl, the number of DUI arrests…
Uber has fingers in a bunch of speculative technologies, including self-driving cars. But recently, they renewed their commitment to a technology that pulp sci-fi novels…
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