Division of Insurance Asks Insurers to Extend ALE Coverage Beyond 12 Months for Marshall Fire Survivors “The Division is again asking you to step up to help the Marshall survivors.” DENVER – Today, the Colorado Division of Insurance (DOI), part of the Department of Regulatory Agencies, issued an open letter to the homeowners’ insurance companies with […]
Consumer Advisory: Division of Insurance Offers Advice to Marshall Fire Survivors Running Out of Living Expenses Coverage Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies sent this bulletin at 10/05/2022 02:42 PM MDT NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release: October 5, 2022 MEDIA CONTACT Vincent PlymellP: 303-910-9614vincent.plymell@state.co.usdoi.colorado.gov Consumer Advisory: Division of Insurance Offers Advice to Marshall Fire Survivors Running […]
AURORA COMMUNITY ROCKED BY EXPLOSION Three people were injured in an explosion at the Parkside Collective apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado over the weekend. Aurora Fire Rescue arrived at the 14565 East Alameda Avenue building on the morning of September 10, 2022, after receiving reports of smoke coming out of the building. Residents […]
Consumer Advisory: When Your Homeowners’ Insurance Doesn’t Renew Your Policy Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies sent this bulletin at 08/31/2022 09:28 AM MDT View it as a Web page. NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release: August 31, 2022 MEDIA CONTACT Vincent PlymellP: 303-910-9614vincent.plymell@state.co.usdoi.colorado.gov Consumer Advisory: When Your Homeowners’ Insurance Doesn’t Renew Your Policy Companies have to […]
Notice of Adoption – Emergency Regulation 22-E-16 Concerning Tolling Certain Time Limits of Policyholder Benefits in the Event of a Catastrophic Disaster Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies sent this bulletin at 09/02/2022 10:00 AM MDT View the Regulation HERE View it as a Web page. Notice of Adoption – Emergency Regulation 22-E-16 Concerning Tolling Certain […]
On August 22, 2022, Colorado’s Division of Insurance passed a new, emergency regulation to help Marshall Fire survivors with their insurance claims View Emergency Regulation HERE. This Regulation requires that insurance companies still pay Law and Ordinance coverage (sometimes called “code upgrade” coverage), to the extent it is already included in a policy, when […]
Burg Simpson construction defect trial and appellate lawyers Ronald Sandgrund and Leslie Tuft have co-authored a recent article for The Colorado Lawyer entitled “A Deeper Look at CDARA’s Scope.” A link to the article is attached here. The article was prompted by concerns about the remedies available to Coloradans who might be injured or killed if Colorado was to sustain a tragedy similar to the collapse of the Champlain […]
Posted by Shareholder Tom Henderson, Chair of Burg Simpson’s Bad Faith Insurance Division From the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies- Division of Insurance Notice of Adoption of Emergency Regulation 22-E-01 Concerning Tolling Certain Time Limits of Policyholder Benefits in the Event of a Catastrophic Disaster The purpose of this emergency regulation is to protect homeowner policyholders […]
By David Chavez Law && Technology The complicated case of liability when an autonomous vehicle crashes. Some questions invite obvious answers. You are hit by a car, sue the driver. If the car malfunctions, sue the manufacturer or the servicer. Perhaps if the driver was drunk, sue the person serving the booze. There is a […]
Have You Been Injured as a Pedestrian? University of Colorado Boulder reports that most pedestrian injuries occur as the result of the inattentiveness of motorists and the failure of pedestrians to use crosswalks. When a pedestrian is hit by a motor vehicle, their injuries are often severe, and the healing process can be slow, painful, […]
