Chris Parks Law

10/14/2026

The driver who caused an accident isn't always the person who owns the vehicle.

When a borrowed car is involved, figuring out what insurance applies can become more complicated.

That's when the details matter.

10/12/2026

After an accident, take pictures if you can safely do so.

Vehicle damage, the surrounding scene, road conditions, traffic signs, skid marks, debris, and other details may look very different once the scene is cleared.

A few photos taken in the moment could help preserve important evidence later: https://youtube.com/shorts/emRA-yVIa0M?si=4-J1RnMUxbhUG27S

Think you don’t need to take pictures after an accident? Let Chris ...

10/09/2026

FALSE. You don't have to hire a personal injury lawyer within 24 hours of an accident.

But getting reliable information early can be helpful.

Evidence can disappear. Memories fade. Surveillance footage may be overwritten. And insurance companies may begin asking questions before you fully understand your injuries or your options.

You don't have to make every decision immediately. You should, however, understand what those decisions could mean.

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10/08/2026

Passengers can be injured even though they had no control over what caused the accident.

So where does their claim go?

That may depend on who caused the crash and what insurance coverage is available.

10/06/2026

Multi-vehicle accidents can get complicated quickly.

One driver may have caused the initial collision, another vehicle may have contributed, and several insurance companies could become involved.

Determining responsibility may require looking at vehicle damage, witness accounts, police reports, photos, video footage, and the sequence of events leading up to the crash.

Sometimes figuring out who is responsible isn't as straightforward as it first appears.

10/01/2026

October is National Pedestrian Safety Month—a good reminder that everyone shares the road.

Drivers should stay alert for people walking, especially near intersections, schools, parking lots, and areas with limited visibility.

And as the days get shorter this fall, a few extra seconds of attention behind the wheel can make a meaningful difference.

Look twice. Slow down. Share the road.

09/30/2026

The paperwork after an accident can pile up quickly. Instead of trying to find everything later, create one folder—digital or physical—and keep accident-related information together from the beginning.

Good documentation can help create a clearer picture of what happened and how the accident has affected you.

09/28/2026

Personal injury cases are personal.

Behind every claim is someone dealing with appointments, medical bills, missed work, uncertainty, and often a life that looks very different than it did before the accident.

That’s why Chris Parks Law intentionally limits the number of cases we accept. It allows us to provide the individual attention, communication, and preparation each client deserves.

09/25/2026

A strong personal injury claim starts with strong evidence.

From medical records and accident photos to witness statements, electronic data, and expert testimony, the right evidence can help establish what happened, who was responsible, and the full impact of an injury.

Read the full article to learn more: https://www.chrisparkslaw.com/blog/how-does-evidence-impact-a-case

09/23/2026

Fall in Colorado means changing leaves, cooler temperatures, and plenty of reasons to get outside. It can also mean earlier sunsets, unpredictable weather, wildlife activity, and changing road conditions.

Enjoy everything the season has to offer and give yourself a little extra time on the road.

Happy first day of fall from Chris Parks Law!