It is with much sadness that we write this post regarding our friend and collaborator, Matt Willson. Matt passed away suddenly on Tuesday, Feb. 28. He was 40 years old. He was a beloved and regular contributor to Solo in Colo. A celebration of Matt’s life will be held on Monday, March 5, at 2 […]
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When I was still working for the city and dealing with every street drunk and druggie in Denver, when my Victim’s Advocate Maria and I were going through oversized aerosol cans of disinfectant and gallons of Purell on a regular basis, I came to realize that everyone who goes into criminal law, whichever side of […]
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After an automobile collision, follow these steps, offered from the perspective of a personal injury lawyer and an emergency room nurse. First, call 911 to alert emergency personnel of the incident and include the location, number of people involved, types of vehicles, and any potentially serious injuries. C.R.S. § 42-4-1603 requires drivers involved in a […]
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It’s always five o’clock somewhere, but now you can celebrate that happiest post-work hour (two hours, in fact) with fellow solo and small firm attorneys in Westminster. North Metro solo and small firm attorneys can network and wet their whistles at the DoubleTree Hotel Denver – North, located at 8773 Yates Drive in Westminster, on […]
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Update: Through noon Mountain Time on Wednesday, Dec. 7, you can support the Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado and Metro Volunteer Lawyers as a part of Colorado Gives Day. The aim of the day is to increase philanthropy through online giving and support nonprofits that protect and nurture quality of life in Colorado. Community First […]
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Following a Blog? Share Your Comments
by Barb Cashman on February 7, 2012
Here’s the awful truth about most blogs: only about one in 100 readers will comment on a blog post. Click here to see the full article from Problogger, which is designed, as far as I can tell, to keep bloggers from getting really depressed. People have lots of different ideas about what a blog is […]
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