by HLCreative | May 2, 2023 | All Posts, Wrongful Death
What should you do if an insurance company calls? In the aftermath of a wrongful death accident, you have no obligation to speak to the negligent party’s insurance company. They may sound interested in helping you but their job is to limit how much the insurance...
by HLCreative | Apr 30, 2023 | All Posts, Wrongful Death
What wrongful death financials should you keep track of? It is best to keep a careful record with bills, receipts, and any other documentation that accompanies expenses due to a wrongful death. Here are some financials that you should keep track of after a wrongful...
by HLCreative | Apr 29, 2023 | All Posts, Wrongful Death
The death of a loved one leaves an unimaginable hole in the lives of the surviving family members. If you are dealing with the shock and grief of losing part of your family, your legal rights may be the last thing on your mind. In the aftermath of tragedy, the first...
by HLCreative | Apr 28, 2023 | All Posts, Wrongful Death
Yes. While the statute of limitations to file a wrongful death lawsuit varies from state to state, in Colorado, a wrongful-death claim can only be filed within two years after the date of death. If the claim is not filed within the two-year timeframe, the decedent’s...
by HLCreative | Apr 27, 2023 | All Posts, Wrongful Death
There are many common causes of wrongful death. Any death caused by another person’s careless, reckless, or wanton act could lead to a claim. Some wrongful death claims are more common than others. Car accidents are the most common example of wrongful death claims....
by HLCreative | Apr 25, 2023 | All Posts, Wrongful Death
In Colorado, the decedent’s (person who has died) spouse may file a wrongful-death claim. Or, with the spouse’s consent, an heir of the decedent may file a claim. If there is no spouse, the decedent’s children or the designated beneficiary can file the claim. The...
