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A compassionate, no-nonsense legal podcast for Colorado accident and injury victims. Host Jordan Travis breaks down what really happens after a crash, fall, or personal-injury event, how to deal with insurance companies, medical bills, and legal deadlines, so you can recover…
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Episode 07 | One in Six Drivers Has No Insurance in Colorado. Here's How to Protect Yourself. (opens the original)
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You pay your premiums and follow the rules. But when someone hits you and disappears, their insurance claim gets denied, or they are driving on a canceled policy, you can be left covering the damage. In this episode, we break down one coverage many people waive without fully understanding: uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance. It can protect your family when the at-fault driver cannot. We go beyond the policy language to explain how claims actually get denied, how coverage can stack acr
Episode 06 | Rampart Injury Lawyers: Building Protection Into the Name (opens the original)
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Travis Legal Offices is becoming Rampart Injury Lawyers. We walk through the decision to stop naming the firm after attorneys and start naming it after what it does and who it protects. The rebrand ties the firm to the Rampart Range between Denver and Colorado Springs, and to the idea of a wall built to shield clients when they're most vulnerable. The focus is on helping people find the right support faster after a car accident, truck crash, or serious injury. We explain what stays the same, wha
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