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The Faces Behind The Firm: Mark Larson And Vance Larimer

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The beginnings of personal injury firm in Denver Colorado of Larson Schneider were simple in nature. Mark and Vance originally met while playing football together at Cherry Creek High School. After their undergraduate studies concluded, both Mark and Vance attended law school at the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law. Following law school, Mark was involved in more traditional legal work while Vance was working as a sports agent. Both Mark and Vance wanted to come together to combine their interests in sports law and expand their general legal practice into personal injury law. Mark and Vance are current members of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, the Colorado Bar Association, and the Denver Bar Association. They have been listed in the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys 10 Best Attorneys, America’s Top 100 Attorneys, and The American Society of Legal Advocates Top 10 Litigation Attorneys. Mark is involved in…
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Since 2015 the City of Denver has paid $502,143.95 for Car Accidents Caused by Denver Police Officers

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Investigation reveals the City of Denver has paid over half a million dollars for accidents in which an on-duty Police Officer was found to be at fault. A local news station conducted an investigation and reported that the City of Denver has paid $502,143.95 for Denver car accidents caused by Denver Police Officers since 2015 all these cases required Denver car accident lawyers and Denver personal injury lawyers. The investigation also reported that there are multiple officers (45) who were found to be at fault in at least three car accidents while on duty. Deputy Chief Matt Murray stated that based on the stressful work environment and the amount of miles police officers are required to drive, the number of accidents is not particularly alarming. Deputy Murray reported his officers drove over 10,000,000 miles in 2017. Have you or a member of your family been injured by a government vehicle? If…
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Regional Transportation District Denver Settles Light Rail Crash Accident

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Denver Regional Transportation District Settles Light Rail Crash. RTD Denver recently reached an agreement with a driver (Ms. Mills) whose vehicle was struck by an RTD Denver light rail accident in Colorado and this case needed a Denver light rail accident lawyer. It was reported that the RTD driver originally lied about how the collision occurred and suggested Ms. Mills was at fault for the collision. Ms. Mill’s attorney was able to obtain video footage of the collision through a Denver Police security camera to prove that RTD was the at fault party in the collision. Ms. Mill’s eventually filed a lawsuit seeking damages for the cost of her destroyed car. It was reported that RTD agreed to settle her claim for $60,000.00. Have you or a member of your family been injured by a vehicle owned or leased by a governmental entity? If so contact Larson Schneider, P.C. and speak to a…
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The Cost Of Emergency Hospital Is Hefty Financial Burden

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]For an average American family, the cost of emergency healthcare services and hospital stays often remains a hefty financial burden months after such visit. For comparison, the cost of delivering the newest royal prince was slightly less than an average American baby – $9,000.00 charge for deluxe delivery in Lindo Wing versus the average fee of $10,808.00 in the United States. To control the rising costs, some hospitals and states operate under the “capped system” – it puts a strict budgetary limitation on how much a hospital can spend. Kaiser Permanente and Veterans Administration already operate under such directive, and it often raises questions about quality and accessibility. Starting in 2010 with eight rural hospitals, and expanding its plan in 2014 to the state’s other hospitals, Maryland set global budgets for hospital inpatient and outpatient services, as well as emergency department care in the attempt to control global costs of…
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Two Bennett High Schoolers Dead In Colorado, Three Others Injured In Car Accidents

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Five Bennett High School students who cut class on Tuesday were involved in a car crash that killed two and left three seriously injured before the end of the school day. The Adams County Coroner hasn’t released the names of the two students who died. Injured in the wreck on East 38th Avenue near Penrith Road, were sophomore James Dickerson, 16, freshman, Ciara Bingham, 15, and senior Clifford Malachi, said Robin Purdy, superintendent of the Bennett school district. The two dead are both boys, said Trooper Nate Reid, Colorado State Patrol spokesman. “I believe they are very good friends,” Purdy said Wednesday. “As some know by now, our son, Malachi Clifford, has been in a very serious car accident,” Amanda Williams, Malachi’s mother, said on Facebook late Tuesday. “He’s been in the operating room for over four hours and in critical condition. We have very little to new information at this…
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Ski Resorts In Colorado Are Protected By The Colorado Ski Safety Act

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Colorado has always been a proud home to multiple ski resorts, serving both as a home base to many Olympians, and popular destination for tourists from all over the United States. However, ski injuries remain sad reality, and just recently, a skier died from injuries sustained in the accident at Keystone resort. Skier dies after colliding with tree at Keystone Resort; snowboarder dies in Telluride backcountry Ski collision often result in serious injuries for the victims and raise the questions of the liability of the involved parties, and the ski resorts. The Colorado Ski Safety Act often insulates ski resorts from liability from any of the inherent dangers and risks of skiing, often leaving an injured person out of work, and with piling medical expenses. If you were injured in a skiing incident, please contact our attorneys to receive a free consultation immediately to discuss your rights. 95 Deaths or Injuries…
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Denver Suspended Autonomous Testing After Fatal Self-Driving Uber Car Accident

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]On March 18, 2018, a self-driving car owned by Uber struck and killed a pedestrian in Arizona. As a result, of the collision Uber has suspended the companies self-driving test across North America until further notice. Other companies who are in the autonomous vehicle business have also suspended testing due to the recent collision. Many CEO’s and Government Officials have commented on the recent collision stating while the end goal is to promote a safer commute for everyone “No one should take shortcuts and no one should put out technology before its ready.” Both Uber and Lyft are rapidly taking over Colorado and national paid-transportation services market. The astonishing advance of ridesharing companies presented Colorado with a potential significant source of revenue for Denver International Airport. In 2015, ridesharing companies accounted for $1.23 million in airport revenues, behind taxis at nearly $2.2 million and limousines at $1.7 million. In the first three…
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Disabled Veteran Accuses Colorado Springs Along With Homeowners Association For Violating Federal Disability Laws

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]A Disabled resident of Colorado Springs has filed a lawsuit against his neighborhood’s homeowners association and the City of Colorado Springs citing multiple issues with the sidewalks in his residential community. The resident requires a wheel chair to ambulate and has referenced multiple areas with six foot gaps in the sidewalk which prevents him from his commute throughout the neighborhood. The resident states the sidewalks are not in compliance with the Americans with Disability Act. At this point, the City has made some repairs and now believes the Homeowners Association is responsible for the remaining repairs. Have you or a member of your family been injured due to the negligence of homeowners association or local government? If so contact Larson Schneider, P.C. and speak to an attorney today. Updates on Social Security Disability Claims With more than one million Americans awaiting a hearing on their eligibility for Social Security Disability benefits, the average…
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Supreme Court Limits The Reach Of The Colorado Government Immunity Act

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Colorado Governmental Immunity Act (CGIA) grants immunity to government entities and their employees in many types of personal injury cases. In order to have a successful claim under CGIA, a notice must be filed within 182 days of the loss and the facts must fall within one of the “waived” areas of sovereign immunity and there must be legal liability involving negligence. Waivers fall into eight general areas: Operation of a motor vehicle owned or leased by a public entity, by a public employee while in the course of employment; Operation of a public hospital, correctional facility or jail; A dangerous condition of any public building; A dangerous condition of a public highway, road or street; A dangerous condition of any public hospital, jail, public facility located in any park or recreational area maintained by a public entity, or public water, gas, sanitation, electrical, power, or swimming facility and;…
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Self-Driving Uber Car Kills Arizona Woman Crossing Street

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]An Uber self-driving car hit and killed a woman crossing the street in Arizona, police said on Monday, marking the first fatality caused by an autonomous vehicle and a potential blow to the technology expected to transform transportation. The ride services company said it was suspending North American tests of its self-driving vehicles, which are currently going on in Arizona, Pittsburgh, and Toronto. So-called robot cars, when fully developed by companies including Uber, Alphabet Inc, and General Motors Co, are expected to drastically cut down on motor vehicle fatalities and create billion-dollar businesses. But Monday’s accident underscored the possible challenges ahead for the promising technology as the cars confront real-world situations involving real people. U.S. lawmakers have been debating legislation that would speed the introduction of self-driving cars. “This tragic accident underscores why we need to be exceptionally cautious when testing and deploying autonomous vehicle technologies on public roads,” said Democratic Senator Edward Markey,…
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