How Colorado’s Modified Comparative Negligence Rule Affects Multi-Vehicle Pileups on Mountain Roads
A legal analysis of how Colorado’s comparative negligence rule applies to multi-vehicle pileups on mountain roads, including I-70 and US-285.
Author: Samantha Flanagan
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I-70 Mountain Corridor Crash Statistics: Where the Most Dangerous Miles Are and Why
A data-driven look at the most dangerous stretches of the I-70 mountain corridor in Colorado and the legal questions that follow a mountain crash.
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Animal Strike Accidents in Colorado: Deer, Elk, and the Laws That Govern Your Claim
A Colorado car accident attorney explains how animal strike crashes are handled, what insurance covers, and what victims need to know about deer and elk accidents.
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Loveland or Greeley Accident on US-34: Northern Colorado’s Most Dangerous Highway Explained
A Colorado car accident attorney explains why US-34 between Loveland and Greeley generates serious crashes and what victims should do after a Northern Colorado accident.
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Memorial Day in Colorado: Honoring the Service Members Who Made This Practice Possible
A Memorial Day reflection from Flanagan Law on the service members, veterans, and military families who shape our Colorado community and our practice.
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Castle Pines Car Accident: What High-Income Suburban Claims Require That Other Cases Don’t
A Colorado car accident attorney explains how a Castle Pines crash claim differs from typical Front Range cases and what high-income suburbs require for full recovery.
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Memorial Day Weekend Crashes in Colorado: What the Data Shows and What Drivers Can Do
Memorial Day weekend is one of Colorado’s deadliest traffic periods. Here is what CDOT and NHTSA data shows about where and why crashes concentrate and what victims need to know.
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How Colorado’s Construction Zone Laws Assign Liability When Workers or Drivers Are Injured
A deep look at how Colorado law assigns liability when a construction zone crash injures workers or drivers, including CDOT, contractor, and driver responsibility.
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Hit by a Government Vehicle in Colorado: Suing a City, County, or State Agency Under CRS 24-10
A Colorado car accident attorney explains how to sue a government entity after being hit by a city, county, RTD, or state vehicle, including the 182-day notice deadline.
