A hit and run charge in Colorado can result when a driver leaves the scene of an accident without taking certain steps. Injury and damage are large determining factors when it comes to the consequences of a hit and run. Car accidents can be traumatic experiences, possibly leading drivers to poor decision making in the […]
Leaving the scene of an accident (or hit and run) is a traffic offense in Douglas County, Colorado that can lead to especially significant consequences. Even in situations where injury doesn’t result, those facing an accusation or charge need to proceed cautiously. Local police are searching for a suspect in a hit and run case […]
Leaving the scene of a traffic accident is unlawful in El Paso County, and throughout Colorado. Specific duties are required of all drivers, even in accidents where no one is injured. In situations where serious injury or even death occur, a hit and run can elevate to a serious felony charge. Car accidents can be […]
Woman in Pueblo County Hits a Trick-or-Treater and Flees the Scene Castle Rock Lawyer for Hit and Run Last week on Halloween, a woman driving in Pueblo County hit a teenager who was trick-or-treating, causing serious injuries to the victim. A notice was given to the public to keep an eye out for a car […]
In Castle Rock and Douglas County, you have a duty to report a car accident to authorities. There are actually many different statutes that discuss those duties, including: Accidents Involving Death or Personal Injuries – C.R.S. 42-4-1601 Accidents Involving Damage – C.R.S. 42-4-1602 Duty Upon Striking Unattended Vehicle or Other Property – C.R.S. 42-4-1604 Duty Upon Striking […]
