Colorado Trial Practice Blog
The main focus of this blog is Colorado personal injury litigation and trial practice. Mac Hester, the author of this blog, is a plaintiff’s attorney in Fort Collins Colorado and Of Counsel to Bachus & Shanker, LLC, a plaintiff’s personal injury firm in Denver, Colorado.
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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas usually produced by combustion (the burning of fuel; e.g., gasoline, natural gas, oil, wood). The most common sources of carbon monoxide are motor vehicles, furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, woodstoves and various internal combustion...
My Triumph Bonneville T100
Fort Collins Personal Injury Attorney Mac Hester Motorcycle accident injury claims
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My Triumph Bonneville T100 Motorcycle Injury Lawyer Mac Hester
The Defendant Denied Liability Right up to Trial
In a rear end auto collision case, the Defendant is presumed by law to be at fault. The Defendant can overcome that presumption by proving, for example, that the Plaintiff slammed on the brakes and the Defendant couldn't stop in time. However, in the case where the Plaintff was at a complete stop...
The Defendant Has Insurance
The Defendant has insurance and his or her insurance company is paying for the defense attorney and all litigation expenses. The Defendant is not going to have to pay the verdict out of his or her own pocket. The Defendant's insurance company will pay the verdict up to the amount of the Defendant's...
Things They Don't Tell You at Trial
The Defendant has insurance and his or her insurance company is paying for the defense attorney and all litigation expenses. The Defendant is not going to have to pay the verdict out of his or her own pocket. The Defendant's insurance company will pay the verdict up to the amount of the Defendant's...
Colorado Statutes of Limitations
It sure would be neat if the State had a web page that listed all the statutes of limitations and notice provisions in one convenient list, but since it doesn't - at least to my knowledge - (and if I'm wrong about this then I'd love for somebody to direct me to it), I have decided to list some...
Colorado Statutes of Limitations
It sure would be neat if the State had a web page that listed all the statutes of limitations and notice provisions in one convenient list, but since it doesn't - at least to my knowledge - (and if I'm wrong about this then I'd love for somebody to direct me to it), I have decided to list some...
What a Lawsuit Looks Like
Most people don't know what a lawsuit looks like, and that may be a good thing. But for those curious to see what a lawsuit (the complaint) actually looks like, I decided to post an example here. It's a simple auto accident injury form complaint for Colorado District Court (The...
Colorado Medical Payments Insurance - Med Pay
Med-Pay insurance pays for medical expenses incurred as a result of auto accidents. Your Med-Pay insurance covers the driver and passengers in your covered vehicle but does not cover the occupants of the at fault driver’s vehicle. Med-Pay coverage is essential if you do not have health...

