In every state, a law called the statute of limitations places a strict deadline on an accident victim’s right to file a personal injury claim. In Colorado, the civil statute of limitations for most personal injury cases is two years, or three years for a motor vehicle accident. However, various circumstances can shorten or extend…
If you get injured in an accident that was caused by someone else’s careless or reckless acts, you may have the right to bring a personal injury claim against the at-fault party in Colorado. A personal injury claim is a civil lawsuit that can lead to the recovery of financial compensation by an accident victim….
If you suffer an injury because of the careless or wrongful acts of another person, you may be entitled to financial compensation from the at-fault party. This compensation, known as damages, can help you move forward from a traumatic incident by paying for your related bills and losses. Discuss the potential value of a case…
In personal injury law, the phrase “catastrophic injury” is reserved for injuries that will have a significant, long-term or permanent impact on a victim’s life. Catastrophic injuries may refer to physical disabilities, cognitive impairment or the loss of an important bodily function. In general, an accident victim with a catastrophic injury can benefit from representation…
Uber and Lyft might be safer than driving yourself home, but these apps are not without risk. Both Uber and Lyft have documented histories of serious incidents involving their riders, including car crashes, kidnappings and sexual assaults. Use these tips from our Aurora personal injury lawyers to keep yourself as safe as possible on your…
Anyone who owns, manages or maintains a property in Colorado has a legal responsibility to keep the premises reasonably free from hazards. If a property owner falls short of this duty of care and someone gets injured as a result, the owner or another party can be held responsible with a premises liability claim. Who…