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Living your daily life with an injury is already physically and emotionally exhausting. When you are injured due to someone else's negligence, it can make your injuries worse, leaving you with larger medical bills with added stress.

Colorado takes driving under the influence (DUI) very seriously, and the laws surrounding DUIs can be complex and confusing. If you've been charged with a DUI or are facing legal consequences related to a DUI, you may have many questions about the process and potential outcomes.

At the Law Offices of Malcolm B. Seawell, we understand the complexities involved in post-injury procedures and the importance of handling these situations with care and informed decision-making.

Facing criminal charges is mentally draining, particularly for those who believe they might be guilty. It raises a critical question — should one still consider hiring an attorney under such circumstances? Absolutely.

When you're injured due to someone else's negligence, the toll extends beyond just physical pain; it's a heavy emotional burden as well. Add to that the mounting stress of medical bills, and suddenly everything feels overwhelming.

Life can sometimes take unexpected turns, leading us into situations we never planned for. No one wakes up thinking they'll face legal challenges that day, let alone the daunting prospect of jail time.

In 2015, accidental injuries ranked as the third most common cause of death among Denver residents. Personal injury law is a legal area that deals with cases where an individual has been physically or psychologically injured due to the negligence, recklessness, or intentional conduct of another party.

Facing criminal charges can be an overwhelming experience, often fraught with anxiety, confusion, and a sense of uncertainty. The legal landscape appears as a maze to the uninitiated, with its intricate procedures and overwhelming jargon.

If you have been denied a Concealed Carry Permit, you have rights to a Second Review or Appeal.