- Privacy Policy
- Home >>
Your privacy and the security of your information is important to The Law Offices of Dianne Sawaya. The following is a statement of our privacy policy.
Personal information
Any information you provide to us (other than through our website – see below) is privileged and private. We do not sell, rent or trade any of your information with any third party outside of our organization. We may share your information with other parties, but only in the amount and to the extent that it may be necessary to represent your interests in your case, or if you direct us to share your information with a particular party. Parties with whom we may share your information include, but are not limited to, medical providers, insurance companies, technical experts and the like. We also will share your information with whomever and whenever a court directs us, and to comply with applicable laws.
Website (www.dlslawfirm.com)
The information you may provide to us over our website may not be secure. Any communication with The Law Offices of Dianne Sawaya through the website or by email should not be considered confidential or privileged, nor does it create an attorney-client relationship. Information provided on our website is informational only and does not constitute legal advice. The Law Offices of Dianne Sawaya is solely responsible for the content of the website.
Contact
The Law Offices of Dianne Sawaya feels it is important to keep our clients and other interested parties informed, and may from time to time contact you with information about our services or changes to our policies. This contact may take the form of email, standard mail or telephone. If you have concerns about our privacy policy or our adherence to it, contact us at (303) 758-4777.
LEARN MORE ABOUT DIANNE IN THESE VIDEOS
 |
 |
A new law takes effect in Colorado on August 11, 2010 – a law that has a big impact on personal injury cases and settlement amounts. The law affects three areas:
Collateral source rule. This says that the fact or amount of any collateral source payment (such as from a plaintiff’s medical insurance) shall not be admitted as evidence in an action against a third-party tortfeasor. Discussion of the amount of medical bills must be based on the amount billed, not the amount paid.
Made whole doctrine. This says that a s Read more >>
There’s no special definition of “serious personal injury,” and everyone likely considers their injury to be serious. But when evaluating a case in terms of negotiating with an insurance company or preparing for trial, there are certain hallmarks of a serious injury.
Generally, serious injuries have long term or permanent consequences. They involve physical, psychological or economic disability or a significant impact on a person’s life. Broken bones, herniated discs, significant burns and injuries that req Read more >>
You never know when you’ll be in a car accident. But when you are, having a few resources close at hand can be useful.
That’s why we’ve developed the DLS Law SmartKit.
After many years of working with clients who’ve had car accidents, we’ve realized there are a number of things that would be handy to have at the scene of an accident. So we’ve put together a kit of resources that you can keep in your vehicle’s glove box.
The DLS Law SmartKit contains first aid supplie Read more >>