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Colorado DUI - "But I wasn't driving"

A defendant need not be driving to be charged with DUI in Colorado. However, there are many factors to defend against the actual physical control element of DUI.

Colorado DUI and Your Right to Remain Silent

Most DUI arrests in Colorado do not require a Miranda advisement. Regardless of this, you may and should still exercise your right to remain silent.

Common Misconceptions about Statute of Limitations in Colorado DUI Cases

Your failure to appear in court and thus avoiding the criminal court process does not trigger a statute of limitations violation resulting in a dismissal of your case.

Why and How You Should Document Your Injuries After a Car Accident

If you've been in a car accident, then you should know that one of the most important first steps to take is to start documenting your injuries. This is not only important for your health and well-being, but it will help you build a strong case that the insurance company cannot deny.

DHS Publishes New Forms Due to Public Charge Rule

The USCIS has published new editions of all of its forms affected by the new public charge final rule, which will take effect outside of Illinois on February 24, 2020.

Reporting a Work Injury to Your Employer

Because workers' compensation laws can be quite complex, it’s best to speak with an experienced St. Louis workers compensation lawyer who can tell you what your chances are of receiving benefits for your injuries.

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