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Personal Injury Attorney in Denver, CO
According to the Colorado State Patrol (CSP), approximately 1,500 to 2,500 car accidents occur in Colorado each month. The severity of these accidents ranges from minor collisions to severe injury accidents and even fatal crashes.
Despite the necessary precautions, there is always a chance that another driver's negligence or recklessness will result in an automobile accident resulting in severe injury or fatality. Because of another driver's distracted driving, reckless driving, or drunk driving, your life and that of your passengers is forever altered.
Following a car accident, it is important to contact an experienced personal injury attorney in Denver, CO, immediately. The auto insurance company may lessen the burden of medical expenses, compensate for property damage, and allow you to recoup some of your loss. However, their purposed resolution is generally insufficient to cover long-term medical costs, loss of future earnings, expenses for rehabilitation, and the effect of permanent or long-term disability.
You should not have to suffer because of another person's actions. It's important to explore all of your legal options and hold the driver accountable for his or her behavior. Call an experienced personal injury attorney in Denver, CO, to find out how much your car accident case is worth.
Attorney for Auto Accidents in Denver, CO
With 30 years of experience as a Denver auto accident lawyer, Jennifer Donaldson understands the full impact of an auto collision. She also knows the difference between the media's portrayal of car accident victims seeking restitution and the reality.
A car accident places a heavy burden on the victims and their dependents or surviving family members. Jennifer Donaldson understands that legal action is often the only way these victims can get the compensation they need to deal with an accident's aftermath.
The Law Office of Jennifer L. Donaldson represents auto collision victims throughout the state of Colorado, including Denver County, Arapahoe County, Adams County, Jefferson County, and Boulder County.
Her clients receive the benefit of the personalized attention and dedication of a boutique law firm, along with decades of legal experience and resources. Jennifer Donaldson and her legal team will be at your side from the moment of your initial consultation.
Denver based Law Office of Jennifer L. Donaldson represents clients in all aspects of auto accident cases, including:
- Car Accidents
- 18 Wheeler / Commercial Truck Accidents
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Bus Accidents
- Bicycle Accidents
- Pedestrian Accidents
- Off Road / Recreational Vehicle Accidents
No two auto accidents are identical. There are a variety of factors that can affect the outcome of an accident and liability. This can include the collision speed, location of impact, type of motor vehicles involved, reaction of the drivers, road conditions, and others. Our resources at the Law Office of Jennifer L. Donaldson include accident reconstructionists and investigators who can provide strong evidence to support your claim.
Additional Resources
Colorado Department of Revenue-Division of Motor Vehicles – The Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) provides several services, including processing of driver's license, identification cards, and vehicle registrations. The DMV also provides educational tools to ensure driver compliance with Colorado state law.
Colorado's Division of Motor Vehicles
1881 Pierce St.
Lakewood, CO 80214
Telephone: (303) 205-5600
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Report a Traffic Accident | Denver Police Department — Drives involved in traffic accidents are required under Colorado state law to give their names, addresses, and vehicle registration information to all other persons who are involved. Unless an "Accident Alert" has been declared, the drivers must stop and report the crash to the local police agency by calling the local district police station or 911. You can immediately report an accident through this website.
Denver's Police Department / Traffic Crash Department
1331 Cherokee Street
Denver, CO 80204-4507
Telephone: (720) 913-6010
Denver Open Data Catalog: Traffic Accidents — You can download traffic accident data for the city and county of Denver on this website. Based on the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), the data on this website is dynamic, meaning it is subject to change because additions, deletions, and/or modifications are allowed at any time.
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Historic Crash Data – You can download historical crash data. CDOT has organized the reports to display fatal crash statistics by person type, crash type, region, and holidays. Earliest data reported by CDOT is from 2002. Contact information from this entity is as follows:
CDOT Safety & Traffic Engineering Branch
4201 East Arkansas Avenue
3rd Floor
Denver, CO 80222
Attorney Jennifer Donaldson for Car Accidents in Denver, CO
The Law Office of Jennifer L. Donaldson prides itself on its honesty and transparency. Your initial consultation is free and will provide you with a realistic review of your case. Our goal is to create informed clients who understand their options and can make decisions about their futures confidently. The clients who come seeking our help come from a diverse range of backgrounds throughout the state, including Denver, Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Arvada, Aurora, Englewood, Littleton, Commerce City, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, and nearby areas.
Additionally, our Denver auto accident attorney understands that financial concerns may be especially important to you right now. This is why we work on a contingency fee basis. You do not pay any attorney fees unless we reach a settlement or positive verdict for you. If you do not have insurance to cope with medical expenses, we can help you obtain proper medical treatment.
For your free initial consultation and a thorough review of your case with an auto accident lawyer in Denver, call Jennifer Donaldson at (303) 458-5000 or send us an online message today.


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How can you tell when it's time to cut out a daytime nap? One good sign is if your child is wide awake in the evening and won't settle down to sleep. Another is if they start refusing to nap either in the morning or in the afternoon. Try skipping one nap for a few days. If your child stays in a reasonably good mood all day, it's probably time to lose it.
Opening and closing all the cupboard doors and pulling out and emptying every drawer within reach is fantastic fun. We recommend you put child lock devices on some of your doors and drawers, while keeping strictly child-friendly contents in others. Those child-friendly cupboards and drawers will keep your little one happily occupied long enough for you to sit down and read the newspaper in peace!
Give up the dummy
That's totally up to you It's claimed that prolonged dummy use can damage a child's front teeth Discuss this with your dentist
But remember that giving up is hard, so be patient with your little one
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Sci. Aging Knowl. Environ., 28 July 2004
High Anxiety
Youthful stress impairs adult brain's ability to mint new cells
Mitch Lesliehttp://sageke.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2004/30/nf70
Abstract: Childhood hardship forges wiser, tougher adults--or so parents tell their whining children. But in rats, early stress can cause lasting harm to the brain. A new study shows that separating rat pups from their mothers slashes the adult rodents' production of new cells in a brain region crucial for memory and response to stress.
Citation: M. Leslie, High Anxiety. Sci. Aging Knowl. Environ. 2004 (30), nf70 (2004).
Science of Aging Knowledge Environment. ISSN 1539-6150


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There was good news for Galloway's nature-lovers in a report on the health of the region's brown trout population that has recently been published.
The report claims that trout are now making a strong comeback in the face of the acid pollution of our rivers and lochs post-war.
Indeed, some local lochs where the population had nearly died out in the 1970s were showing a strong re-population, both by re-stocking by human hands or through natural recovery.
The study was carried out by a team from the School of Biological Sciences, Queen's University Belfast, led by Professor Paulo Prodöhl and Professor Emeritus Andy Ferguson, who now lives in Galloway. It examined more than 2400 brown trout specimens from 23 lochs and six of the larger river systems, mainly in the Galloway Forest Park and adjacent Forrest Estate.
A summary of the report says that it was thought that five of our local lochs had lost their brown trout populations altogether but all five, despite acid pollution still being "strong", now have thriving fish populations.
All the other lochs in the area now have "flourishing" trout populations with angler catch rates ranging from one to 20 fish per hour.
Among the lochs investigated were Loch Enoch and Loch Fleet. Scientists were involved in studies in the 1980s and 90s that suggested that pollution might eventually see the brown trout extinct in this area. We have, for the time being, dodged that ecological bullet.