Motorcycle Accidents
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 29, 2026 Mile High Legal represents motorcycle accident victims across Colorado. Motorcycle crashes tend to cause more severe injuries than typical car accidents because riders have none of a car’s structure to absorb an impact, and insurers know this, which is exactly why they often […]
Colorado DUI attorney
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Mile High Legal represents clients facing DUI and DWAI charges across every part of Colorado, not just Denver, handling everything from a straightforward first offense to felony DUI cases involving an accident or repeat convictions. We work both sides of the case at […]
Colorado DUI lawyer
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Mile High Legal defends DUI and DWAI cases throughout Colorado, from first offenses through repeat and felony-level charges involving injury. Because a DUI arrest starts two separate clocks, a short DMV hearing deadline and the criminal case itself, we move quickly to protect […]
Do I need a DUI attorney for a first offense?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Even a first offense carries more moving parts than people expect: a short DMV hearing deadline, testing procedures that can be challenged, and a permanent record if convicted. An attorney can evaluate whether the stop, testing, and paperwork were all handled correctly, which […]
What happens when you get a DUI in Colorado (step by step)?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 It starts with the stop and arrest, followed by a chemical test or a refusal, and the officer typically confiscates your license on the spot and issues a temporary permit. From there, two tracks run in parallel: an administrative DMV process over your […]
Can I request a DMV hearing after a Colorado DUI arrest? How much time do I have?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Yes, and the window is short: 7 days. Where that clock starts depends on how you were tested. If you took a breath test that came back over .08, or you refused testing, the 7 days runs from the date of arrest. If […]
What happens if you refuse a breathalyzer in Colorado?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Refusing a breath or blood test after a lawful DUI arrest triggers an automatic license revocation under Colorado’s express consent law, typically longer than the revocation you’d face for testing and failing: 1 year for a first refusal, 2 years for a second, […]
Should you refuse a breathalyzer in Colorado?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 There’s no single right answer, and anyone who tells you there is hasn’t looked at your specific situation. Here’s what’s actually true: by driving on Colorado roads, you’ve already agreed in advance to submit to a chemical test if you’re lawfully arrested for […]
What is Colorado’s express consent law?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Colorado’s express consent law says that by driving on Colorado roads, you’ve already agreed in advance to submit to a chemical breath or blood test if you’re lawfully arrested for DUI or DWAI. It’s called “express” because the consent is built into the […]
Do you lose your license for a first DUI in Colorado?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Yes, typically. A first DUI arrest triggers an administrative license revocation separate from the criminal case, and you generally have a short window, often around seven days, to request a DMV hearing to challenge it. A first failed BAC test (0.08% or higher) […]