Personal Injury and Criminal Defense Law Blog

Consequences of drug possession charges in Colorado can carry a hefty outcome, including time spent in jail and a criminal record that could make getting a job hard to do. This type of case may seem straightforward, but with such consequences, it is worth the fight. How do you defend drug possession charges in...

Colorado’s drug laws can be confusing. The state has numerous restrictions on drug possession and use, but there are some that can be used for recreational purposes. What drugs are legal in Colorado? Before you take any recreational drugs, know the laws on what is allowable, including when marijuana is accessible for legal use....

A person suffering injuries as a result of another person’s mistakes should be able to seek compensation. A new law in Colorado will amend how much that compensation may be. If you are a victim of an accident here, it is critical that you understand these limitations and what they mean for your future...

In Colorado, the age of consent for sexual activity is 17 years old. This means that anyone under the age of 17 cannot legally engage in sexual activity with an adult. However, the law includes some critical exceptions and nuances that a Lakewood criminal defense lawyer from Flesch Law can help minors and adults understand. General...

If you are charged with any crime, hire a criminal defense attorney capable of helping you get your charges dropped or reduced. The statute of limitations in Colorado is the length of time charges for a crime can be filed against you for that offense. The statute of limitations differs based on the crime...