What We Handle

Colorado Personal Injury Cases We Handle

Car Accident

Rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, head-on impacts, drunk drivers, hit-and-runs. Whether it happened on I-25, Highway 83, or a neighborhood street in Highlands Ranch, we build your case the same way: evidence first, demand second, courtroom-ready always.

Truck Accident

A fully loaded semi weighs 80,000 pounds. Your sedan weighs 3,500. When those two collide on I-25, the physics are devastating and the legal fight is different from a standard car crash. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, black box data, driver logs, and carrier liability all come into play. We know where to look and what to demand.

Motorcycle Accident

Riders face injuries that car occupants rarely see: road rash that requires skin grafts, open fractures, traumatic brain injuries even with a helmet. And they face a bias problem in court. Insurance adjusters and jurors too often assume the rider was at fault. We fight that assumption with evidence, not arguments.

Wrongful Death

When someone’s negligence takes a life, the family deserves more than a check from an insurance company. Colorado’s wrongful death statute, C.R.S. § 13-21-202, provides a path to hold the responsible party accountable. We walk that path with you, from the first conversation to the courtroom if that’s what it takes.

Brain Injury

A concussion after a crash might seem minor at the ER. Six months later, you can’t concentrate at work. You forget your kids’ names. You’re not the same person you were before. Brain injuries are invisible to juries unless the case is built to make them visible. That’s what we do.

Pedestrian Accident

A pedestrian hit by a vehicle has zero protection. No airbag. No crumple zone. No seatbelt. The injuries are almost always catastrophic: fractures, spinal damage, head trauma. We handle crosswalk crashes, parking lot accidents, and cases involving distracted or impaired drivers throughout the corridor.

Bicycle Accident

Dooring incidents, intersection collisions, road hazards, and drivers who crowd the bike lane. Colorado cyclists have the same rights as motorists under state law, but that doesn’t stop insurance companies from blaming the rider. We push back with crash reconstruction and physical evidence.

Bad Faith Insurance

Your insurance company promised to protect you. When they delay your claim, lowball your settlement, or deny coverage you paid for, Colorado law gives you a weapon: C.R.S. §§ 10-3-1115 and 10-3-1116. An unreasonable denial or delay can double the benefits owed, plus attorney fees. We hold carriers accountable.