[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Accidents happen, and when they do, you want to be sure that you are prepared for the worst. The good news is that the right car insurance coverage can ease your words and provide you with peace of mind. Understanding car insurance laws in your state can help you protect yourself and your family should the unexpected happen. Our team discusses more below. Minimum Requirements for Colorado Drivers Every state has its own requirements when it comes to car insurance. In Colorado, all drivers must have the minimum liability coverage in the following amounts: Bodily injury coverage of $25,000 per person. This covers the costs of injury to another person should you be found responsible for an accident. Bodily injury coverage has a total maximum per accident of $50,000. Again, this covers the cost of injury-related expenses per accident, should you be found liable. Personal property damage of up to $15,000. This will cover…

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper on Wednesday released broad plans to foster growth in the state’s already booming electric vehicle market, saying he believes the keys to economic development and cleaner air lie — at least in part — outside of the internal combustion engine. “They say it takes a village,” Hickenlooper told reporters while flanked by a host of electric vehicles in downtown Denver. “Really, it takes a lack of silos to get an electric vehicle framework in place. … I think it really does a great job of capturing Colorado’s vision that we are going to have a network of fast-charging stations, we’re going to be able to address what’s sometimes referred to as ‘range anxiety.’ ” The plan, which largely encompasses previous state electric-vehicle initiatives, calls for public-private partnerships to build out the state’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure, provide a consistent refueling system across the state and Rocky Mountain West and…

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]When you’re injured in an automobile accident, there are a number of insurance questions that come into play. The first, and probably most important for auto accident injuries, before lawyers for car accidents even come into the picture, is whose fault is the accident? Luckily, regardless of whose fault it is, if you chose to keep Medpay coverage, your treatment related to the accident can be covered up to a specific dollar amount. Medpay is a special type of no-fault insurance, which means it’s available to you regardless of whose fault an accident is. Even if the accident isn’t your fault, the involved insurance companies may wait a while to decide liability on your injury claim, which leaves those injured in auto accidents relying on their personal insurance to fund necessary medical care. Lawyers for car accidents can sometimes find pathways to help injured people fund care while liability is…