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COVID and Our Law Firm
As we enter the winter months, we are seeing a spike in cases around the country (and in Colorado). If you need to consult with a lawyer, we can help you do so as safely as possible. While we can still accommodate in-person meetings with new clients, we can also offer many safe alternatives including… Read More »
So I filed a lawsuit … What next?
The litigation process has several stages. The first is the “pleading” stage. This starts when you initiate the lawsuit by filing a Complaint, and ends when the defendant files an Answer (or Motion to Dismiss). This phase frames the basic issues in the case. The Complaint sets out the claims for relief … the Answer… Read More »
Happy New Year to the Arvada Community
At Silvern & Bulger, PC, we are wishing all of our friends, family and clients a peaceful and safe 2021!
Happy New Year to the Denver Metro Community
We wish you all a safe and happy 2021!
Happy New Year to the Lakewood Community
Wishing you all a blessed 2021!
Happy New Year!
Wishing all of our current and former clients a safe and happy holidays, and a happy New Year!
COVID and the Statute of Limitations
IMPORTANT NOTICE! Protect your rights! As many of you know, the State and Federal Court systems have been impacted by the pandemic like most businesses in Colorado. While trials and in-person Court appearances are being postponed in many cases, that does not excuse you from all of the deadlines that may apply. For example, every… Read More »
Do You Need A Lawyer to Settle Your Personal Injury Claim?
The answer is …… maybe. Often, it depends on where in the process your case is. One of the most sweeping trends over the past several years in Colorado personal injury litigation is the increase in mandatory Alternative Dispute Resolution Orders (ADR). Many Courts in Colorado, as a matter of routine, require civil cases to… Read More »
SSDI OFFSETS AND ERISA DISABILITY CLAIMS; HOW IS THIS FAIR?
One of the questions we are asking most frequently is why long term disability insurance companies are allowed to offset and take a credit for SSDI benefits. The short answer? Because the insurance policy says they can, and the law permits it. The next question we are asked? Does the insurance company waive that offset… Read More »
Be Safe and Happy Holidays!
Wishing all of our current and former clients a safe and happy holidays!