Colorado liability 2025

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The document is a General Admission of Liability from the Colorado Department of Labor & Employment's Division of Workers' Compensation, notifying a claimant that their reported injury or occupational disease is compensable. It outlines the benefits admitted by the insurance carrier or self-insured employer, including medical benefits, temporary total and partial disability, and permanent partial disability. The document also includes instructions for reporting any additional income that may affect compensation benefits and provides information on how to contest the admission if the claimant disagrees with it.

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Does Colorado have the one bite rule?

The most important takeaway is that Colorado does not adhere to the one-bite rule but imposes strict liability on dog owners for injuries their pets cause.

Is Colorado a strict liability state?

Strict liability crimes in Colorado are crimes that do not require the prosecutor to prove that you intended to commit a criminal act. Instead, the prosecutor only has to prove that you did the thing that breaks the law.

What is the premises liability law in Colorado?

The Colorado Premises Liability Act (Colo. Rev. Stat. 13-21-115) states that it is the responsibility of landowners and controllers to adhere to the correct standards of care regarding the safety of lawful visitors.