A spokesperson for the Colorado State Patrol reported that the three students were walking across a crosswalk when a school bus attempting to turn left hit them. The bus was not carrying any students at the time of the accident, and officials believe that it had a green light. However, a witness to the accident said that the teens had a walk signal when they crossed.

The witness also said that after the accident the bus driver seemed to be in shock because they did not get out to help the injured teens. Other drivers and witnesses helped the students while they waited for paramedics to arrive. All three of the victims were taken to St. Anthony’s Central hospital and were listed as being in moderate condition.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian accident, contact the Denver pedestrian accident attorneys of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. at 303-423-1770 to learn more about receiving compensation for your injuries.

According to officials, the plane left from the Corpus Christi International Airport on Sunday morning and made a stop in Dalhart, Texas, before flying to its destination in Colorado. The airplane landed upright in the accident and did not catch on fire.

Four people were injured, but were reported to have been conscious after the airplane accident. The injured were treated at Yampa Valley Medical Center. Two people were pronounced dead in the accident.

Officials are currently unsure of what caused the plane to crash, but suspect mechanical problems or visibility problems could have played a role. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims’ families and friends after this tragic accident.

According to the suit, in the summer of 2010, the victim was returning home to his apartment from a trip on the Colorado River. In an attempt to back his jet ski into his driveway, the watercraft fell into his neighbor’s yard. The lawn suffered minor property damage, and the neighbor called police to report the incident.

After moving the jet ski into his driveway, the victim went into his apartment. When police received the report from the neighbor, they assumed that the man may have been drunk, and two troopers and the sergeant went to his apartment without a warrant in an attempt to test his blood alcohol level. The 31-year-old refused to open the door completely because the police did not have a warrant, and the troopers began to try to break the door down.

As the victim was peeking around the door to speak with police, one of the troopers sprayed him with mace. While the other trooper went around the back of the apartment, the door opened a little more, and the trooper shot the man. The judge determined that because the sergeant did not do anything to prevent the troopers from doing what they did, he “directly facilitated and contributed to the warrantless search and use of force.”

Text and photo evidence from cell phones can often display the true state of relationships, making them more credible to a court.  In addition, little evidence is generally presented in divorce cases, so text messages and other mobile phone evidence are sometimes the relied on evidence in a trial.

One lawyer stated, “You can document anything at any time in real time. People are taking pictures with their phone as events are happening. Text messages: people are saving text messages, taking pictures of text messages so you don’t lose them and can submit them to a judge.”

Contact the Denver divorce lawyers of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. at 303-423-1770, if you or someone you know is considering filing for divorce and would like to speak with an experienced attorney.

The father was traveling southbound on Routt County Road 55 and drove around a bend to the right when his vehicle slid into the northbound lanes of the road and into a 2000 Ford F350. The Outback crashed into the pickup truck’s left side. Police reported that the road was covered in melting snow and mud.

One of the driver’s kids, a 5-year-old girl, sustained serious injuries in the car accident. The girl was taken to Children’s Hospital in Denver, where she was later listed as being in good condition. The father and his 3-year-old son suffered minor injuries; no one in the pickup truck was injured.

If you or someone you love has been injured in a car accident caused by a road defect, contact the Denver highway defects lawyers of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. at 866-385-3505 to learn more about how we can help you.

The story featured the dog, a firefighter who had recently rescued the animal from a freezing lake, and its owner. During the segment, Dyer bent down to get closer to the dog, and it bit her in the face.

People on the news set said the dog had been fine interacting with everyone before the segment. The animal was quarantined after the attack, and its owner has been cited for a violation of leash laws and for not having the proper vaccinations for his dog. After a 10-day evaluation, officials will determine whether the dog can return to its owner.

Paramedics rushed Dyer from the studio to the hospital for treatment. The news anchor’s injuries needed overnight reconstructive surgery. She is expected to return to anchoring within a few weeks.

To speak with an attorney about what to do if you or a loved one has been bitten or attacked by another person’s dog, contact the Denver dog bite attorneys of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. by calling 303-423-1770 today.

Participants in the study had suffered traumatic brain injuries between the ages of 2- and 7-years old.  The children were first observed 5-years after their injury, and then researchers followed-up with testing 10-years after their TBI.

According to the study, the children who suffered severe–as opposed to mild or moderate–TBIs were the most likely show minimized cognitive ability.  The mean IQ score of children who suffered severe TBIs was 18-26 points lower than children who suffered less serious TBIs.

Children above the age of 7-years old and adults were reported to experience fewer long-lasting effects from TBIs.  Statistics show that about 1 in every 30 children will experience a TBI before the age of 16.

If you or someone you know has suffered a TBI as a result of someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing, contact the Denver traumatic brain injury attorneys of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. by calling 866-385-3505 today.

More than 8,500 accidents involving vehicles, pedestrians, bicyclists, and skateboarders were analyzed in the study.  Four of the city’s most dangerous intersections are located near the CU Boulder campus on Broadway.  In addition, research revealed that the city’s most dangerous intersection is just north of the college, at Regent Drive and Colorado Avenue.

Pedestrians and bicyclists in Boulder are most likely to be hit at an intersection, according to the study; 56 percent of bicycle accidents and 44 percent of pedestrian accidents in the studied time period occurred at intersections.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident caused by another driver’s negligence, contact the Denver vehicle accident lawyers of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. at 303-423-1770 to learn more about your rights.

When the plaintiff fell, he seriously injured his spinal cord.  Surgery to repair the injury involved stabilizing the spinal cord with several screws and rods.  The man’s medical bills amounted to $135,000.  In addition, he was unable to continue working as a commercial landscaper after the accident.

Kroger claimed that video cameras at the store did not cover the area of the store where the man slipped.  Moreover, the store’s manager claimed that tapes from the day the accident occurred had been taped over because the store’s policy only requires videos to be kept for 17 days.

The plaintiff’s lawyers went to the store for a demonstration of their video camera system, only to find that one of the store’s cameras was pointed directly at the location where the plaintiff had slipped.  The judge in the case determined that Kroger had destroyed evidence.

Contact the Denver slip and fall accident attorneys of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. at 866-385-3505, if you or someone you know has been injured in a slip and fall accident and would like to speak with an experienced injury attorney about your situation.

The recalled pills include generic Norgestrel and Ethinyl Estradoil Tablets and Lo/Ovral-28 Tablets.  These brands of birth control include 21 days of active pills and 7 days of sugar pills.  If  they are not taken in order and at the same time every day, the pills’ ability to prevent pregnancy is reduced.

According to the Food and Drug Administration, Pfizer found that some of the packages contained too many active pills and others too few.  A release from Pfizer states, “As a result of this packaging error, the daily regimen for these oral contraceptives may be incorrect and could leave women without adequate contraception, and at risk for unintended pregnancy.  These packaging defects do not post any immediate health risks.”

Officials recommend that individuals taking the recalled birth control contact their doctor and begin using other forms of contraception immediately.

If you or someone you love has been affected by a recalled or dangerous pharmaceutical product, contact the Denver pharmaceutical liability lawyers of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C. at 303-423-1770 to learn more about how we can help you.