In Colorado, dash cameras are becoming increasingly popular as drivers seek reliable, objective evidence of what happens on the road. But can this footage actually help you in legal matters? In short, dash cam recordings are generally admissible in Colorado courts, provided they meet specific legal standards. If you intend to use dash cam…
Proving what happened in a car accident requires evidence. Fortunately, modern vehicles often hold a critical piece of evidence that can help support your claim: black box data. If you’re pursuing a car accident claim and intent to use black box data, contact our Castle Rock car accident lawyer at Casares Injury Law for…
If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Colorado, you may be facing extensive medical bills and long-term care costs. Even if you’ve secured a settlement for your injuries, those bills don’t always go away quickly. At Casares Injury Law, we often help clients deal with one of the most common post-settlement issues:…
Suffering injuries in a car crash can be overwhelming. Learning that the driver who caused the accident doesn’t carry enough insurance to cover your damages can make things worse. Fortunately, if you’re hurt in a crash with an underinsured driver in Colorado, there may still be ways to recover compensation. Contact our Castle Rock…
Drowsiness behind the wheel is one of the most dangerous risks on the road. Drowsy driving causes thousands of crashes each year, many of them serious or fatal. Recognizing the symptoms of driver fatigue and how to avoid it can help you stay safe while driving or traveling. If you or a loved one…
Colorado has at-fault insurance laws. State law requires drivers to carry minimum amounts of liability insurance in the event of a car accident. The minimum policy amounts include: Drivers can also purchase higher amounts of coverage, as well as add-ons. If you get into a crash, you will file an injury claim against the…
Rideshare accidents in Castle Rock involving Uber or Lyft may sound like any other car accident. However, in terms of injury liability, these accidents present unique insurance issues and aren’t as clear-cut as claims involving traditional passenger vehicles only. Overview of Colorado Insurance Laws Colorado is an at-fault insurance state when it comes to…
After a Castle Rock car accident, medical attention for injured drivers and passengers is a clear and immediate priority. However, what if you only suffered minor injuries? Should you still see a doctor? If so, when? The answers to these questions not only impact your health but may also affect any injury claims you…
If you drive in Colorado, you are subject to the state’s car insurance laws. Colorado uses an “at-fault” insurance system, which means a driver who causes an accident is financially liable for damages incurred by other drivers/passengers. At Casares Injury Law, we help Colorado drivers understand their rights and navigate complex insurance and injury…
If you’ve been in a car accident in Castle Rock, you may be wondering how long it will take to receive a settlement. The answer depends on several factors, including the complexity of your case, the severity of injuries, and negotiations with insurance companies. While some claims are resolved quickly, others can take months…