Brad & Gary begin the show discussing paying for auto accident injuries using health insurance.

They also take calls and answer caller questions about auto accidents and personal injuries.

A Colorado resident gets into an accident in Idaho.

A man is injured after being assaulted at his place of work by a patron.

KHOW Live – 03/21/2020

Brad & Gary begin the show discussing Gov. Polis’ Coronavirus Executive Order mandating Paid Sick Leave and how that legislation could potentially be challenged in court, before taking calls.

A caller asks about the abandoned belongings of a former tenant.

A caller asks about a 2013 Colorado Statute, The Colorado Exoneration Act, regarding wrongful incarceration in Colorado, that was deemed unconstitutional by the federal government in 2017.

KHOW Live – 03/14/2020

Brad & Gary begin the show discussing the differences between premises liability & negligence claims, before taking calls. The example used was a case where someone entered a Colorado Parade of Homes location after hours and was injured after falling from an unsecured window well, while trying to peer through one of the home’s windows. Did the individual have a legit premises liability, or negligence claim because of the unsecured window well? Tune in to find out.

A caller then asks about defendants using an “Arbitration Clause” or Mandatory Arbitration Agreements after breaking contractual agreements, such as tenant leases.

The next caller asks about his ongoing Workers’ Comp case, where an insurance company seems to be falling short of their obligations to cover doctor prescribed treatments and prescriptions.

The final caller asks about the board member of a corporation that sexually assaulted his daughter & the ongoing legal situation surrounding the incident.

KHOW Live – Mar. 07 2020

Hit & Run accidents can be even more traumatic for accidents victims than usual. It’s bad enough you may never know or be able to find those responsible, but to be additionally stripped of the opportunity to seek restitution from those responsible for your accident, damages and/or injuries can add even more of a burden to your attempt at gaining justice, recovery & piece of mind.

That’s why it’s important to have a legal game plan in place prior to ever being involved in an accident, in case you’re ever forced into the situation. Bell & Pollock can help you with that game plan via a simple call tour office, or radio show.

A caller asks about his Local HOA, who he feels may be overstepping their legal boundaries & his constitutional rights with a clause in their new covenant.

KHOW Live – Feb. 29 2020

Distracted driving has become one of the most common reasons for accidents. Despite the risks, you will often see people talking, texting, watching videos, using social media, eating, doing their makeup, any many other activities people seem to think are more important at the time than concentrating on the road.

It can sometimes be hard to prove the other driver was distracted as the cause of your accident, however, so those accident facts can have a tough time making their way into police reports from time to time. Cops may not necessarily take your word as that being the cause of your accident & things can get lost in translation, etc.

There are ways to prove that distracted driving was the cause of your accident, however. Your attorney can attempt to obtain a copy of the at-fault driver’s cell phone records, as an example.

But, that’s why it’s vital to have a solid Legal Game Plan in case you’re ever involved in an accident, or if the reason for your accident is because someone decided to take their concentration off of the road.

Bell & Pollock, P.C. has that Legal Game Plan and the experience to guide you to a successful case resolution & just compensation, should you ever become the victim of a distracted driver.

A caller asks if acquiring a HAM radio license gives the government permission to violate your 4th Amendment rights & enter and search your home, should you be broadcasting from there.

The same caller then asks that if you put down on your HAM radio license that you operate your business out of a “radio shack” is the government then limited to that radio shack, should they want to audit or investigate your radio station, its equipment, or its records.

Eric, from Caitlin’s Restaurant in Denver, calls in to make Brad & Gary’s mouth water, as he talks about their restaurant menu items of the day.

The next caller asks about being terminated from his job a week earlier and an agreement the employer asked him to sign & the provisions on the termination agreement.

The final caller asks about the Colorado Open Records Act and has become frustrated about being ignored by the Aurora, CO city government after submitting an Open Records Act request.

KHOW Live – Feb. 22 2020

Dog bites & attacks can end up leaving people with serious personal injuries that can take a long time to recover from. People that become the victim of dog bites or attacks also have the right to recover compensation for their injuries, pain & suffering, etc.

There are certain legal limitations to what you can recover, however, based on the circumstances. If you were bitten or attacked, was this the first time that particular dog bit or attacked anyone? Was it the type of dog that is known for having a propensity for attacking people? These and other circumstances can weigh heavily on whether or not you have a legitimate injury claim.

This is why calling an experienced personal injury attorney, should you ever become the victim of a dog bite or attack, is paramount in recovering the compensation for your injuries you deserve.

A caller asks about a workers comp issue, where the insurance company wants another IME, or Independent Medical Exam, so they can attempt to close the caller’s case, whereas the caller simply wants another Rhizotomy, which is a procedure to relieve back or neck pain & something the caller believes may be needed again sometime in the future.

Eric from Caitlin’s Restaurant in Denver also calls in to make Gary & Brad hungry with a menu description.

KHOW Live – Feb. 15 2020

The show goes right into taking calls & the first caller brings up some good points about class action lawsuits, which sparks a conversation with Brad & Gary, where multiple lawsuit examples are discussed.

Eric from Caitlin’s Restaurant in Denver then makes Brad & Gary hungry with a detailed description of his weekly specials.

The following caller asks about her elderly mother’s house, a quick-claim deed on the house & their real estate agent.

The final caller asks about the current Monsanto lawsuit and how the compensation is decided & disbursed.

KHOW Live – Feb. 15 2020

A new law was passed recently, Colorado House Bill 1170 (HB19-1170), that effects the legal relationship between landlords & their tenants. The changes to the Colorado statute increase “tenant protections relating to the residential warranty of habitability.”

The first caller asks whether or not it’s better to have his daughter’s new car in his, or her name.

The next caller wants to know if he’s going to need a new Deed of Trust, should he pass and transfer ownership of the house he’s paid off to a relative.

Eric from Caitlin’s Restaurant in Denver then makes Brad & Gary hungry with a detailed description of his weekly specials.

The following caller wants to know about the tax implications of receiving funds from insurance proceeds or claims.

The final caller has questions about his son’s recent auto accident and forcing the insurance company to pay for OEM, or original car parts, which they don’t seem to want to do.

KHOW Live – Feb. 01 2020