The Mary Ewing Law Show

Episode Summary:In this episode of the Mary Ewing Law Show, veteran Colorado attorney Mary Ewing and host LeAnn Lyon delve into the complexities of proving pain in personal injury cases. They discuss the importance of consistent medical visits, the role of pain management specialists, and how to effectively document pain through journals, photographs, and videos. Mary shares practical advice on how injured individuals can convey their pain to medical professionals and legal representatives, even when injuries aren't visible on X-rays or MRIs. The episode also covers strategies for dealing with pre-existing conditions and the significance of honest communication with doctors. Listeners will gain valuable insights into building a strong case for compensation by thoroughly documenting their pain and recovery process.
Key Timestamps:00:01 – Introduction0:30 – Importance of Documenting Pain1:12 – Establishing Pain in Legal Cases2:01 – Keeping a Pain Journal3:22 – Invisible Pain and Common Sense Examples3:46 – Proving Pain Without Visible Evidence4:44 – Statements from Family and Co-workers5:33 – Importance of Consistent Medical Visits7:07 – Honest Communication with Doctors8:51 – Using Photos and Videos as Evidence10:38 – Timing and Medical Treatment11:45 – Consequences of Delayed Medical Attention13:34 – Handling Pre-existing Conditions16:28 – Impact of Recurrent Injuries
About the Show:The Mary Ewing Law Show is designed for individuals navigating the complexities of personal injury, workers' compensation, and family law. Hosted by seasoned attorney Mary Ewing, the show offers clear, practical guidance on legal processes and client rights. Each episode breaks down intricate legal topics into understandable segments, helping listeners make informed decisions about their cases. With a focus on ethics and client advocacy, the series aims to empower listeners with the knowledge needed to protect their legal interests and achieve favorable outcomes.

Episode Summary: In this episode of the Mary Ewing Law Show, host LeAnn Lyon sits down with veteran Colorado attorney Mary Ewing to discuss the critical questions surrounding divorce. They delve into the primary concerns of divorcing couples: the welfare of children, the fate of the family home, and financial stability. Mary Ewing shares insights on how Colorado law prioritizes the best interests of children and the various options available for handling the family home, including selling, buying out, or nesting arrangements. 
She also addresses financial concerns, emphasizing the importance of equitable division and the impact of social media on custody disputes. Listeners will gain valuable advice on maintaining civility during divorce and practical steps to ensure a fair financial settlement. This episode is essential for anyone facing divorce, offering clear guidance and reassurance.
Key Timestamps:00:01 – Introduction00:50 – Common Divorce Concerns01:09 – Best Interests of the Children02:29 – Handling the Family Home03:57 – Options for Dividing Property05:06 – Nesting Arrangements Explained06:04 – Financial Concerns Post-Divorce07:10 – Avoiding Custody Battles08:19 – Importance of Counseling09:05 – Social Media Pitfalls in Divorce11:02 – Dividing Debts and Assets12:38 – Financial Realities After Divorce14:39 – Making Sound Decisions Under Stress16:14 – Alleviating Fears of Losing Everything
About the Show:
The Mary Ewing Law Show is a trusted resource for individuals navigating the complexities of family law in Colorado. Hosted by experienced attorney Mary Ewing, the podcast offers clear, compassionate guidance on topics such as divorce, child custody, and financial settlements. With over four decades of experience, Mary provides listeners with practical advice and insights to help them make informed decisions during challenging times. Whether you're dealing with a personal injury, workers' compensation, or family law issue, this show is dedicated to helping you protect what matters most.

Episode Summary:In this episode of The Mary Ewing Law Show, host Leann Lyon sits down with veteran Colorado attorney Mary Ewing to discuss the intricacies of personal injury cases. Mary shares her extensive experience, explaining the factors that influence the duration of a case, from initial consultations to final settlements or verdicts. She emphasizes the importance of patience and thorough documentation, highlighting the risks of settling too early before all medical care is complete. Mary also outlines the critical stages of a personal injury case, including the role of insurance companies, the necessity of expert witnesses, and the potential impact of surveillance. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the legal process, empowering them to make informed decisions and focus on their recovery while their attorney handles the legal complexities.
Key Timestamps:00:01 – Introduction00:30 – Importance of Patience in Personal Injury Cases00:48 – Common Client Questions After an Accident01:47 – The Healing Process and Legal Strategy02:56 – Risks of Settling Too Early04:03 – Stages of a Personal Injury Case05:28 – Importance of Notice Requirements07:08 – Gathering Evidence and Identifying Liability08:10 – Role of Webcams and Surveillance09:29 – Preserving Evidence and Adverse Inferences11:09 – Insurance Company Tactics and Client Surveillance12:29 – Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage13:39 – Litigation Process and Client Stress14:52 – Benefits of Mediation Before Filing Suit16:07 – Encouragement for Clients to Focus on Healing
About the Show:The Mary Ewing Law Show is designed for individuals navigating the complexities of personal injury law, offering clear and honest guidance through the legal process. Hosted by experienced attorney Mary Ewing, the show covers a wide range of topics, from understanding case timelines to dealing with insurance companies. Each episode provides practical advice and insights, empowering listeners to make informed decisions about their legal matters. Whether you're dealing with an accident or simply want to learn more about personal injury law, this show offers valuable information in an accessible and engaging format.

Episode Summary:In this episode of the Mary Ewing Law Show, host Leann Lyon sits down with veteran Colorado attorney Mary Ewing to demystify the divorce mediation and court hearing process. Mary, with over 40 years of experience in personal injury, workers' compensation, and family law, shares her insights on why mediation is often required in Colorado divorces and how it can lead to successful settlements. She explains the roles of mediators and attorneys, the importance of preparation, and what documents are crucial for mediation. Mary also discusses the dynamics of a courtroom setting during divorce hearings, the judge's role, and how to manage emotions during these challenging times. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on how to prepare for mediation and hearings, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle the legal and emotional aspects of divorce.
Key Timestamps:00:01 – Introduction0:32 – Understanding Divorce Mediation1:42 – Importance of Attorney Representation2:20 – Good Faith Effort in Mediation2:32 – Mediation Setting and Participants3:18 – Preparing for Mediation4:26 – Equitable Division of Assets5:07 – Child Support and Parenting Time6:08 – Mediator vs. Attorney Roles7:19 – Managing Emotions in Mediation8:37 – Next Steps if Mediation Fails9:40 – What to Expect in Divorce Hearings12:32 – Judge's Role and Decision-Making14:00 – Preparing Clients for Hearings16:20 – Easing Courtroom Anxiety
About the Show:The Mary Ewing Law Show is dedicated to providing listeners with practical legal guidance, focusing on personal injury, workers' compensation, and family law. Hosted by seasoned attorney Mary Ewing, the show aims to demystify complex legal processes and offer clear, steady advice during emotionally challenging times. Whether you're navigating a divorce or dealing with personal injury claims, this podcast is your go-to resource for understanding your rights and options in the legal system.

Episode Summary:
In this episode of the *Mary Ewing Law Show*, Mary Ewing, a seasoned Colorado attorney, delves into Colorado's no fault divorce law. She explains the concept of no fault divorce, its impact on divorce cases, and how misconduct can still influence related issues like asset division and parental responsibilities.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:30 – Explaining No Fault Divorce in Colorado
03:45 – Misconceptions About No Fault Divorce
06:10 – Influence of Misconduct on Asset Division
09:25 – Factors Affecting Parental Responsibilities
11:40 – Addressing Emotional Abuse in Divorce Proceedings
14:20 – Perceptions of Fairness in No Fault Divorce
17:00 – Impact of No Fault System on Divorce Process
About the Show:
The *Mary Ewing Law Show* features Mary Ewing, a dedicated Colorado attorney with over 40 years of experience in personal injury, workers' compensation, and family law. Known for her compassionate and direct approach, Mary helps families navigate challenging transitions with clarity and confidence.

Episode Summary:
In this episode of the *Mary Ewing Law Show*, Mary Ewing delves into the legality of filing workers’ compensation claims in Colorado and whether employers can terminate employees for doing so. She explains the rights of injured workers, potential retaliatory actions by employers, and the importance of documentation to protect oneself.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:30 – Legal right to file workers' comp claims
03:15 – Retaliation by uninsured employers
05:20 – Signs of employer retaliation
07:45 – Proving wrongful termination
09:10 – Role of insurance companies
11:25 – Handling job loss due to injury
13:40 – Defending employee in disability claims
15:50 – Addressing potential abuse of workers' comp system
18:05 – Balancing law and insurance company tactics
About the Show:
The *Mary Ewing Law Show* features Mary Ewing, a seasoned Colorado attorney with expertise in workers' compensation, personal injury, and family law. With over 40 years of experience, Mary provides valuable insights and guidance to listeners facing legal challenges in various areas.

Episode Summary
In this episode, Attorney Mary Ewing shares what to expect when you’re just starting to think about divorce—and how to approach those first steps with clarity and confidence. With over 40 years of experience in Colorado family law, Mary offers calm, practical advice for navigating one of life’s hardest transitions. From emotional preparation and financial organization to common mistakes and the legal process itself, this episode helps you understand what divorce really looks like, what to avoid early on, and how to protect yourself and your children along the way.
Key Timestamps
00:30 –  Why the first stage of divorce isn’t legal—it’s emotional—and how to regain a sense of calm and control.01:30 –  Mary explains the three key areas to evaluate: safety, communication, and information.02:45 –  Debunking the myth that one spouse must be “at fault” to file for divorce.03:30 –  Important documents to prepare—bank statements, deeds, tax returns, pay stubs, and more.05:00 –  How Mary blends strategy and support during the initial consultation and what happens in Colorado’s 91-day waiting period.06:30 –  Social media posts, moving money, leaving the home without a plan, and relying on verbal agreements—why these can all backfire.08:10 –  How to stay focused, build a support system, and make calm, informed decisions.09:45 –  The importance of focusing on children’s best interests and how Colorado defines “parenting time” and “parental responsibilities.”11:30 –  Mary’s message for those feeling scared, uncertain, or emotionally overwhelmed.
About the Show
The Mary Ewing Law Show helps Colorado residents understand their legal rights in family law, workers’ compensation, and personal injury. With more than four decades of experience, Attorney Mary Ewing provides steady, compassionate guidance through life’s toughest legal challenges—helping clients protect what matters most.

Episode Summary
In this episode, Attorney Mary Ewing breaks down what workers’ compensation truly covers and how injured employees can make sure they receive the full benefits they’re entitled to. With over 40 years of experience in Colorado law, Mary explains the key categories of compensation—medical care, wage replacement, and permanent disability—and clears up common misunderstandings about how these benefits work. She also shares warning signs that your claim might not be handled properly and what steps to take if your condition worsens after your case is closed.
Key Timestamps
00:40 –  Mary explains how workers’ comp replaces lawsuits and guarantees benefits for job-related injuries.01:30 –  Learn the core types of coverage: medical care, wage replacement, and permanent disability.02:00 –  Doctor visits, surgeries, prescriptions, therapy, and more—all covered within the authorized treatment system.03:10 –  How temporary and permanent disability payments are calculated and why average weekly wage matters.04:30 –  How to reopen a closed claim if your medical condition declines after treatment.05:40 – Common issues like incorrect wage calculations, denied treatment, or pressure to return to work too soon.07:00 –  Signs that your insurance company or employer may not be handling your claim fairly.08:20 –  Why legal advice is often essential to protect your rights and ensure you receive what you deserve.
About the Show
The Mary Ewing Law Show helps Colorado residents understand their legal rights in workers’ compensation, personal injury, and family law. With over four decades of experience, Attorney Mary Ewing offers practical, no-nonsense legal insight to help injured workers protect themselves and secure the benefits they are legally owed.

Episode Summary
In this episode, Attorney Mary Ewing, a seasoned Colorado lawyer with over 40 years of experience, explains what every worker should do after getting injured on the job. From the very first step—reporting the injury—to understanding employer obligations and protecting your legal rights, Mary breaks down the process in simple, practical terms. She also shares when it’s time to contact a workers’ compensation attorney and how to avoid common mistakes that can cost you your benefits.
Key Timestamps
00:30 –  Why getting medical attention and reporting the injury immediately matters.01:40 –  Even minor injuries should be documented—Mary explains why timing is key.03:00 –  How to communicate honestly while keeping your report professional.04:15 –  Understanding the “First Report of Injury” and what records to keep for your claim.05:10 –  Who decides where you get treatment—and what to do if you need care right away.06:00 –  Mary discusses how to handle pressure from employers and protect yourself.06:45 –  It’s illegal to be fired for exercising your rights—Mary explains how to prove retaliation.07:10 –  Knowing when to get legal help to make sure your claim is handled properly.
About the Show
The Mary Ewing Law Show helps Colorado residents understand their legal rights in areas like workers’ compensation, personal injury, and family law. With over four decades of courtroom experience, Attorney Mary Ewing provides clear, practical advice that helps individuals make informed decisions and protect what matters most.
To learn more, visit maryewinglaw.com or call 303-761-1400.

Episode Summary:In this episode, Mary Ewing breaks down one of the most common questions people ask after a crash — “Do I really need a lawyer?” With over 40 years of legal experience, Mary explains when it makes sense to handle things yourself and when it’s smarter to get legal help. She shares how insurance companies really work, why settling too early can cost you, and what hidden expenses might sneak up after an accident. You’ll also learn how attorney fees actually work in personal injury cases and when it’s best to reach out for legal advice.
Key Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction to the topic: Do I need a lawyer after a car accident?01:10 – When you can handle a claim yourself02:40 – Signs the insurance company isn’t offering a fair deal04:00 – Why you shouldn’t rush to settle your case05:15 – Hidden costs and reimbursements after an accident07:00 – How hiring a lawyer changes how your case is handled08:30 – How attorney fees work in personal injury cases10:00 – The best time to contact a lawyer after an accident11:30 – Final advice: why early legal help matters
About the Show:The Mary Ewing Law Show helps Colorado residents understand their rights after an accident or injury. Each episode features attorney Mary Ewing sharing clear, practical legal advice on personal injury, workers’ compensation, and family law—so you can make informed decisions and protect yourself after life’s unexpected events.