Today’s Guests:
On this episode of Legal Talk, host Scott Whatley sat down with Kevin Flesch of Flesch Law to talk about Driverless Cars Are Here — Who’s at Fault When There’s an Accident? Driverless cars have officially arrived in Denver, and with this new technology comes an important legal question: If there’s no driver behind the wheel, who is responsible when something goes wrong? Kevin discusses how autonomous vehicles like Waymo could change the way automobile accident claims are investigated and handled by insurance companies. In a traditional accident, determining fault usually focuses on the actions of the drivers involved. But what happens when a computer is doing the driving? Kevin discusses the potential roles of the autonomous vehicle company, vehicle owner, manufacturers, insurance carriers, other motorists, and even technology or equipment failures when determining liability. The conversation also covers what you should do if you’re involved in an accident with a driverless vehicle, including documenting the scene, gathering information, seeking medical attention when necessary, and protecting your legal rights. Technology may be changing who—or what—is behind the wheel, but determining fault, liability, and compensation remains critically important. Also, take a look at your Auto Policy, check your Med Pay amount and your UnInsured/UnderInsured, Kevin encourages to buy as much as you can afford. Attorney Kevin Flesch of Flesch Law has over 30 years of experience in Denver and throughout the State of Colorado. Kevin Flesch and their attorneys represent personal injury victims and people accused of criminal acts throughout the Denver area. It’s always a free consultation at Flesch Law. Call Kevin today at 303-806-8886 or visit the website at www.fleschlawfirm.com. Got a legal question? You can now TEXT the Flesch Law Line 24/7 with your legal question: 720-201-8585.

On this episode of Your Legacy Your Way, Attorney Carolyn Duncan of Duncan Legal talks about the topic of: When Life Changes, Should Your Estate Plan Change Too? Creating an estate plan is an important step, but it shouldn’t necessarily be a “one and done” decision. On this episode of Your Legacy Your Way, Attorney Carolyn Duncan discusses why your estate plan should evolve as your life changes. Marriage, divorce, the death of a spouse, the birth of children or grandchildren, retirement, changes in health, buying or selling property, and significant financial changes can all be reasons to review your existing plan. Carolyn explains why it’s also important to periodically review the people you’ve chosen to serve as your personal representative, trustee, financial power of attorney, or medical decision-maker.
The conversation also covers beneficiary designations on retirement accounts and life insurance policies, protecting inheritances for younger beneficiaries, and what to consider if you’ve moved to Colorado with estate-planning documents prepared in another state. The key message: Your estate plan should represent your family, finances, wishes, and circumstances today, not the life you were living 10 or 20 years ago. Your Legacy Your Way helps you plan ahead, protect your family, and preserve the legacy you’ve worked hard to build. For a free half-hour consult, call 303-394-2358. Carolyn says her motto is “Helping People Solves Life’s Puzzles.” Visit www.DuncanLegal.com and get your free Guide Estate Planning Basics”. Be sure and get your free Guide Estate Planning Basics.

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