Denver Personal Injury Lawyer
Denver personal injury lawyers fight for maximum compensation while you recover from accidents, negligence, and wrongdoing across Colorado.
Denver Personal Injury Lawyer
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Why Choose Strong Law for Your Denver Personal Injury Case
- Proven results: We maintain a 98 percent success rate in personal injury claims and have recovered substantial settlements and verdicts for clients throughout Colorado.
- Local knowledge: Our attorneys live and work in the Denver metro area. We know the city’s traffic patterns, medical providers and court system, and we understand how juries view cases arising from the Front Range.
- Contingency fees: You pay nothing up front. We only collect a fee if we recover compensation for you.
- Personal attention: Our lawyers provide responsive, one‑on‑one service. We return calls promptly, keep you informed and treat every client like family.
- Full‑service representation: From investigating the accident, preserving evidence and negotiating with insurers to filing lawsuits and trying cases in court, we handle every aspect of your claim.
Explore our related practice areas for car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents and wrongful death.
Common Types of Personal Injury Cases in Denver
Personal injury law encompasses many types of harm caused by negligence or wrongdoing. In Denver, some of the most frequent sources of claims include:
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Busy interstates like I‑25, I‑70 and I‑225, as well as congested urban streets, make traffic collisions the most common injury claims. Crashes often involve speeding, drunk driving or texting behind the wheel. While Colorado typically allows two years to file most personal injury actions, claims arising from motor vehicle accidents have a three‑year statute of limitations. Visit our Denver car accident lawyer page for more details.
Truck Accidents
Commercial trucks can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. Fatigue, improper loading, brake failures and speeding often cause devastating wrecks. Our Denver truck accident lawyer team obtains driver logs, black‑box data and maintenance records to pursue claims against trucking companies, drivers, cargo loaders and manufacturers.
Motorcycle, Bicycle & Pedestrian Accidents
Riders and walkers have little protection in a collision with a vehicle. Distracted drivers, unsafe lane changes and failure to yield at crosswalks leave vulnerable road users with life‑changing injuries. We help victims of two‑wheel and pedestrian crashes recover damages and coordinate claims with uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage. Learn more on our Denver motorcycle accident, Denver bicycle accident and Denver pedestrian accident pages.
Slip and Fall / Premises Liability
Under Colorado’s Premises Liability Act, property owners and occupiers must keep their premises reasonably safe, with duties varying based on whether you are an invitee, licensee or trespasser. Dangerous conditions like wet floors, icy sidewalks, uneven pavement, broken handrails and poor lighting often cause injury. Explore our Denver slip and fall lawyer and premises liability lawyer pages.
Dog Bites and Animal Attacks
Colorado imposes strict liability on dog owners for serious injuries or deaths caused by bites. You can recover economic damages without proving the owner knew the dog was vicious, with exceptions for trespassing, provocation or working dogs. Our Denver dog bite lawyer team seeks compensation for medical care, reconstructive surgery, scarring, emotional trauma and lost income.
Nursing Home Abuse & Neglect
Neglect and abuse in nursing homes and assisted living facilities can lead to falls, bed sores, malnutrition and other harms. We hold negligent care facilities accountable when they fail to protect vulnerable residents. See our Denver nursing home abuse lawyer page.
Product Liability
Manufacturers and sellers must ensure products are safe when used as intended. Defective auto parts, appliances, toys, medical devices and industrial equipment can cause severe injuries or fires. Our Denver product liability lawyer team investigates design flaws, manufacturing defects and failure‑to‑warn claims to pursue damages.
Catastrophic, Brain & Spinal Injuries
Traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, amputations and severe burns require lifelong care and dramatically affect your quality of life. Our Denver brain injury lawyer, spinal injury lawyer and catastrophic injury lawyer pages provide additional information.
Injuries and Damages
Personal injuries can lead to a wide range of physical and emotional harm, including:
- Broken bones and fractures
- Traumatic brain injuries and concussions
- Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
- Soft‑tissue injuries (sprains, strains, whiplash)
- Burns, lacerations and scarring
- Internal organ damage
- Psychological trauma and PTSD
You may be entitled to compensation for:
- Medical expenses: emergency care, surgery, hospitalization, rehabilitation, medication and future treatment
- Lost wages and reduced earning capacity: wages you miss while recovering and any long‑term impact on your ability to work
- Pain and suffering: compensation for physical pain and emotional distress
- Property damage: repair or replacement of your vehicle or other property
- Loss of enjoyment of life: inability to engage in hobbies and activities you once loved
- Disfigurement and permanent disability: damages for scarring, amputations or long‑term impairments
- Wrongful death damages: funeral costs, loss of financial support and loss of companionship for surviving family members
Colorado caps noneconomic damages (pain and suffering) at $250,000, which may be increased to $500,000 with clear and convincing evidence, for cases filed before January 1 2025. For lawsuits filed between January 1 2025 and January 1 2026, the cap rises to $1.5 million. These caps do not apply to economic damages like medical bills or lost income.
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Colorado’s Comparative Negligence Rule
Colorado operates under a modified comparative negligence system. Under C.R.S. § 13‑21‑111, you can still recover damages if your own negligence is less than the defendant’s. A judge or jury will assign each party a percentage of fault. If your share of fault is 50 percent or greater, you cannot recover damages; if it is 49 percent or less, your award will be reduced by that percentage. Our attorneys work to minimize any allegations of comparative fault and maximize your recovery.
Statute of Limitations & Legal Deadlines
Filing your claim on time is crucial. In Colorado:
- General negligence and premises liability: You must file within two years of the injury.
- Motor vehicle accidents: Claims involving bodily injury or property damage from the operation of a motor vehicle must be filed within three years.
- Wrongful death: You typically have two years from the date of death.
Special rules and shorter deadlines may apply if a government entity is involved. Missing the statute of limitations almost always results in dismissal, so contact an attorney promptly after your injury.
Steps to Take After an Accident or Injury
- Seek immediate medical attention. Even minor injuries can become serious. A doctor will evaluate you, treat you and document your condition.
- Report the incident. Call 911 after a vehicle crash. For slip‑and‑fall accidents or dog bites, notify the property owner or manager and animal control.
- Gather evidence. Take photos of the scene, your injuries, vehicle damage, hazards and weather conditions. Collect names and contact information for witnesses and look for surveillance cameras.
- Avoid admitting fault. Do not apologize or speculate about blame. Stick to the facts when speaking with law enforcement and medical providers.
- Keep records. Save all medical bills, repair estimates, wage statements and correspondence with insurers. Keep a journal describing your pain levels and limitations.
- Consult a Denver personal injury attorney. A lawyer can preserve evidence, handle communications with insurers and ensure you meet legal deadlines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is my personal injury case worth?
The value of your case depends on factors like the severity of your injuries, the amount of your medical bills, your lost wages, the impact on your future earning capacity and whether you suffer permanent disabilities. Our attorneys analyse all of these elements to demand fair compensation.
Will my case go to court?
Most personal injury cases settle out of court. However, if the insurance company refuses to offer a fair settlement, our trial lawyers are ready to file a lawsuit and present your case to a jury.
What if the negligent party has no insurance?
You may be able to recover through your own uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, medical payments coverage or from other liable parties. We explore every potential source of compensation.
How long do I have to file a claim?
As noted above, most negligence claims must be filed within two years, and motor vehicle cases have a three‑year limit. Speak with an attorney promptly to avoid missing important deadlines.
Can I recover damages if I am partly at fault?
Yes. As long as your share of fault is less than 50 percent, you can recover damages under Colorado’s modified comparative negligence law. Your award will be reduced by your percentage of fault.
Speak With a Denver Personal Injury Lawyer Today
If you or a loved one has been injured because of someone else’s negligence, you deserve justice. Strong Law Accident & Injury Attorneys will review your case for free, explain your legal options and fight for every dollar you’re owed. We handle cases throughout Denver and the Front Range. There are no upfront fees, and you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.
Call us at 720‑738‑4913 or request a free consultation online.
Resources & Related Services
Explore more Denver and Colorado resources:
- Denver car accident lawyers
- Denver truck accident lawyers
- Denver motorcycle accident lawyers
- Denver bicycle accident lawyers
- Denver pedestrian accident lawyers
- Denver slip and fall lawyers
- Denver dog bite lawyers
- Denver product liability lawyers
- Denver nursing home abuse lawyers
- Denver premises liability lawyers
- Denver brain injury lawyers
- Denver spinal injury lawyers
- Denver catastrophic injury lawyers
- Denver burn injury lawyers
- Denver Uber accident lawyers
- Denver personal injury lawyer (current page)
- Colorado personal injury lawyer (statewide)
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