Hurt while walking in Denver? Our attorneys act quickly to preserve evidence, deal with insurers, and pursue full compensation. Your consultation is free, and you pay nothing unless we win.
A pedestrian crash can change your life in seconds. Medical bills arrive before the first diagnosis is complete. Missed work turns into lost income. Pain, mobility limits, and stress linger long after the scene is cleared. If a careless driver or property owner caused your injuries, you deserve a focused plan to protect your health, your time, and your future.
Strong Law represents injured pedestrians across Denver and the Front Range. We build each case with the same mindset: move fast to secure camera footage and witness statements, document every injury and expense, anticipate defenses, and negotiate from strength. If the insurer will not be fair, we are prepared to file and try the case.
You will always know what comes next and why it matters. We handle the legal work so you can focus on recovery.
Pedestrians are exposed to direct impact forces, so injuries are often severe even at lower speeds. Downtown corridors such as Colfax Avenue, Federal Boulevard, and Speer Boulevard mix heavy traffic with frequent crossings, turning vehicles, and limited visibility during evening hours. Intersections near schools, transit stops, and entertainment districts also see higher foot traffic and complex movements.
Insurance companies study these patterns. They may suggest the pedestrian darted out, blame dark clothing, or argue that a crosswalk signal was not followed. Early investigation matters because proof can fade quickly.
Prompt collection of this evidence can counter blame and show how the crash happened. When injuries are significant, see our guide to
catastrophic injuries for additional resources.
Pedestrian crashes in Denver often share the same patterns. Understanding how they happen helps us target the right evidence and prove fault.
Each cause requires tailored proof. We collect signal timing data, camera footage, vehicle and scene photos, and witness statements to show exactly how the crash happened.
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Pedestrian accidents often cause life-changing harm. Even at low speeds, the lack of protection leaves victims vulnerable to severe trauma.
These injuries impact more than the initial hospital stay. Ongoing therapy, follow-up procedures, reduced ability to work, and lifestyle changes are all part of your claim. Our attorneys document every loss to pursue the full compensation you need.
A successful pedestrian accident claim in Denver may cover far more than emergency care. Compensation can include:
Colorado follows modified comparative negligence. If you are less than 50% at fault, you can still recover damages reduced by your share of fault. At 50% or more, you cannot recover. Evidence such as crosswalk signals, visibility studies, and driver behavior is crucial to challenge unfair blame.
Time limits also apply. Most personal injury claims must be filed within two years, while cases arising from the use of a motor vehicle generally allow three years. Claims involving public entities often have shorter notice deadlines. Speak with a
Denver personal injury lawyer quickly to protect your rights.
If your case involves a car or truck, review our car accident and
truck accident resources to learn more about how these claims are handled.
Clients choose Strong Law for steady guidance and results that reflect the full value of their injuries. Learn more about our work across
Denver personal injury cases and why our team is trusted to handle complex claims.
The at-fault driver’s insurer is generally responsible. Your own health insurance may pay first, then seek reimbursement. Keep records for every bill and visit.
Learn more about filing with a Denver car accident lawyer.
Most personal injury cases carry a two-year statute of limitations. Claims that arise from the use or operation of a motor vehicle generally have a three-year limit.
Claims against public entities often have shorter deadlines. Contact a
Denver personal injury attorney quickly to protect your rights.
You may still recover damages if the driver was more at fault than you. Colorado’s modified comparative negligence rules apply. Evidence about speed, lighting, and driver attention often decides this question.
Yes. Acceptance of fault does not guarantee a fair settlement. You still need to document future care, lost income, and the full effect on your life. A lawyer can ensure the insurer does not undervalue your claim.
Hit-and-run cases require quick action. Our team searches for camera footage, vehicle part numbers, and witness accounts. Uninsured motorist coverage from your own policy may also apply.
If a vehicle struck you while you were walking in Denver, get answers now. The consultation is free, and you pay nothing unless we win.
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