Businesses typically have a degree of legal exposure. Other companies, employees and consumers might make allegations against a business. Their actions could trigger regulatory enforcement efforts or might lead to litigation. Entrepreneurs aspiring to start new...
Getting arrested can be scary and confusing, especially if you don’t know your rights. If you are arrested in Colorado Springs, it’s important to stay calm and understand what you can and should do to protect yourself. Knowing your rights can make a big difference in...
Car accidents can happen to anyone at any moment in Colorado Springs. The actions you take immediately after a collision might affect your ability to receive fair compensation for damages and injuries. Understanding the proper steps to take after an accident can...
Running a small business in Colorado is an exciting endeavor, but it's not without its challenges. Beyond managing finances and satisfying customers, entrepreneurs must also contend with a complex legal landscape. From contracts and employment law to intellectual...
This event allows people with certain arrest warrants to come to the court house and get the warrant quashed (cancelled) and set up a court date to deal with the charges. This is a safe harbor event meaning people will not be arrested whether they qualify for the...
This basically allows people with certain arrest warrants to come to the court house and get the warrant quashed (cancelled) and set up a court date to deal with the charges. This is a safe harbor event meaning people will not be arrested whether they qualify for the...
When you’re injured due to someone else’s negligence, the compensation you receive can make a critical difference in covering medical bills, lost wages, and other damages. However, if you’ve received payments from your insurance company or other sources, you might...
Getting charged with a DUI in Colorado can have serious and lasting consequences. A conviction can lead to hefty fines, increased insurance rates and even jail time. It can also affect your employment opportunities and personal life. The penalties for a first-offense...
The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution safeguards individuals from unreasonable searches and seizures, a cornerstone of American liberty. It establishes that law enforcement generally needs a warrant, backed by probable cause, to conduct a search. However, the...
When we share a residence with someone, it’s natural to share food, appliances, and other items. Some roommates even borrow clothing from one another from time to time. However, at what point does borrowing an item or even money become a form of theft? If your roommate is accusing you of stealing something, you could face serious consequences—even if the…