Popular Denver nightclub likely to lose liquor license

Popular Denver nightclub likely to lose liquor license

What happens when a bar or club gets “too hot to handle” for a city? The city may try to strip it of its liquor license, effectively shutting the whole operation down. That’s the predicament facing the owner of the popular Beta Nightclub in Denver. While the final verdict has yet to be rendered, the city official that oversaw the hearing with the Department of Excise and Licenses now recommends that the club’s liquor license be revoked. Why did the…

Reduce the risks of a head-on collision

Most drivers across Colorado utilize the roads without incident every day. Unfortunately, there are a number of people who aren’t so lucky. Road traffic collisions are still a significant problem across the state. There are various types of road traffic accidents, with some being more serious than others. Head-on collisions are one type of incident that can cause severe injuries and even fatalities. When vehicles collide as they are heading in different directions, the force of the impact is accentuated…

4 things you need to prove negligence in a car accident claim

Depending on the severity of the impact, a car accident can leave you with significant injuries and property damage. When a car accident occurs as a result of someone else’s reckless actions, you may be entitled to compensation to help take care of the cost of treating your injuries and repairing damaged property. However, to win a personal injury claim, you must prove that the defendant was indeed negligent and, thus, responsible for the accident. Here are the four questions you…

Head-on crashes are more likely to cause these 3 serious injuries

In a head-on crash, you collide with another vehicle’s front end. Both vehicles may have been traveling toward each other, or one of your vehicles may have been stopped. While the front end of your vehicle is designed to crunch up and absorb the impact, that doesn’t mean that all of the energy of the impact will be dissipated. It is common to see injuries caused by forces that were passed on to the victims inside the vehicle. In either…

How can you prove that impairment led to injuries in a crash?

If you’ve been hit by another driver, then you must feel that they are responsible for all of the pain and suffering that you’re going through. It’s reasonable to want to hold them accountable, especially if they were acting unusual or were intoxicated at the scene. Sometimes, at-fault drivers will try to argue that they were not to blame for an accident. This could make it harder for you to seek compensation, but you deserve the option to. How can…