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The Ali Meyer Foundation

ali-meyer-foundation Ali Meyer died on November 22, 2002 at the age of thirteen. Her unfortunate death was as a direct result of injuries suffered due to being struck by a hit-and-run drunk driver on February 10, 2001. It was Burg Simpson’s honor to represent Ali and her family during this difficult time. Burg Simpson continues to support the Ali Meyer Foundation and its mission to operate exclusively for the health, education, and welfare of children of the State of Colorado by providing medical assistance to needy children and educating the public on the dangers of drunk driving.

Burg Simpson is proud to be a sponsor of the annual Ali Meyer Foundation Golf Tournament.

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June 14, 2018

Michael S. Burg Warns Against the End of Net Neutrality

Net neutrality ended this week not with a bang, but a whimper. Late last year, the Federal Communications Commission voted to overturn Obama-era rules put in place to maintain a free and open Internet. Because of that, those rules officially expired June 11. Of all the reversals the Trump Administration has pulled in the last… Read more »

June 13, 2018

Burg Simpson Backs Phamaly Theatre Co. in a Big Way

The attorneys at Burg Simpson do more than fight for the rights of victims of traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries. They help them reclaim their lives. That passionate belief is why Burg Simpson has chosen to support Denver’s own Phamaly Theatre Co. The Phamaly Theatre Co. is a theater group made up exclusively of… Read more »

June 12, 2018

Local News Spotlights Jeremy Bitner Foundation

KMGH-TV, Denver’s ABC affiliate, highlighted the 2018 Jeremy Bitner Run on “Mile High Living” last week. The sixth annual 5k/10k run and 5k walk, which is set to take place at 6:30 a.m. Saturday, June 16, at Cornerstone Park in Englewood, Colorado, benefits the families of fallen police officers. Burg Simpson shareholder Nick D. Fogel,… Read more »

June 7, 2018

Burg Simpson Announces Sponsorship of Craig Hospital’s 2018 Pedal 4 Possible

Once again, Burg Simpson is throwing its support behind the miracle workers at Craig Hospital. Burg Simpson is a proud sponsor of Pedal 4 Possible (P4P), a charity bicycle ride that benefits Craig Hospital and its programs. This year’s Pedal 4 Possible, set for Saturday, Sept. 15, boasts courses for all skill levels, including a… Read more »

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Mountain Service for Lyft – Denver Injury Attorney – Colorado Burg Simpson

June 18, 2018

Lyft Launches Mountain Service in Colorado & Utah

This past ski season, Lyft, one of the country’s major ride-sharing companies, announced the Lyft Ski Rack service aimed at the winter sports set. The launch in December 2017 included the Rocky Mountains – Vail, Beaver Creek, Aspen, Snowmass, Steamboat Springs, Telluride, Winter Park, and Granby– and the Utah Mountains – Park City, Deer Valley,… Read more »

Workplace Violence Employee Safety – Workers Comp Lawyers Denver – Colorado Burg Simpson

June 4, 2018

Workplace Violence Threatens Employee Safety

Sadly, the possibility of violence shattering the workplace is more likely than ever. According to the latest data from the National Safety Council, roughly 2 million Americans are victims of workplace violence every year. In 2014, for example, more than 400 employees died as result of a senseless attack – making up about 16 percent… Read more »

Bad Faith Insurance - Litigation Attorney - Colorado Burg Simpson

May 30, 2018

Colorado Supreme Court Decides 3 Bad Faith Cases that Favor the Policyholder and Consumer

On May 29, the Colorado Supreme Court issued 3 new decisions on bad faith law that favor policyholders and consumers. Two of the cases involved bad faith by American Family toward their own policyholders on homeowners policies. In Barriga vs. American Family, the court held that the remedy provided in a 2008 law allowing a… Read more »

Denver Personal Injury Attorney – TBI & Dementia – Colorado Burg Simpson

May 23, 2018

Research Confirms Link Between TBIs and Dementia

There’s been research in the past to suggest that even mild traumatic brain injuries can increase someone’s risk of developing a neurodegenerative disease, but a new study – published earlier this month – reinforces these findings. The study, “Association of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury With and Without Loss of Consciousness With Dementia in U.S. Military… Read more »