Insurance carriers count on you giving up. Flatiron’s Colorado personal injury team fights for full recovery — and we don’t get paid unless you do.
A car accident on I-25, a slip and fall at a Denver business, a serious injury from a defective product, a dog attack on a Boulder trail. Personal injuries change your life immediately—medical bills pile up, work stops, recovery is slow, and the insurance carrier on the other side is doing everything possible to minimize what they pay. You need an advocate who knows Colorado personal injury law and isn’t intimidated by the carriers.
At Flatiron Legal Advisors, our Colorado personal injury attorneys represent injured people across the state. We handle everything from straightforward auto cases to complex injury matters, with the resources to take on insurance carriers and the resolve to take cases to trial when fair settlements aren’t offered.
Colorado car accidents, motorcycle accidents, trucking cases, rideshare (Uber/Lyft) injuries, hit-and-run cases. Colorado is an at-fault state—the at-fault driver’s insurance pays. We pursue the third-party claim, manage med-pay coverage, and address UM/UIM (uninsured/underinsured) coverage when applicable.
Slip and fall, trip and fall, inadequate security, swimming pool accidents, deck collapses. Colorado classifies premises liability cases by the injured person’s status (invitee, licensee, trespasser) and applies different standards of care. We work through these classifications and pursue cases against negligent property owners.
Semi-truck, delivery truck, and commercial vehicle accidents often involve serious injuries, significant insurance coverage, and federal regulations (FMCSA hours of service, drug testing, maintenance). We pursue trucking cases against drivers, carriers, brokers, and shippers when appropriate.
When negligence kills, Colorado law allows surviving family members to pursue wrongful death claims. Colorado has specific rules about who can sue (spouses, children, then parents), what damages are recoverable, and a 2-year statute of limitations. We handle these cases with the care these losses deserve.
Colorado has both common-law negligence claims and a strict liability dog bite statute for serious bodily injury or death. We handle dog bite cases against owners and (when applicable) negligent property owners or supervising parties.
Colorado has substantial cycling and pedestrian populations. Cyclists and pedestrians hit by motor vehicles often face traumatic injuries. We pursue these cases against negligent drivers and (when relevant) negligent municipalities for road design issues.
Defective products—from medical devices to consumer goods to industrial equipment—cause real injuries. Colorado product liability law allows strict liability, negligence, and warranty claims against manufacturers, distributors, and retailers.
Statute of Limitations. Most Colorado personal injury cases must be filed within 2 years (3 years for some auto claims). Don’t wait—evidence disappears, witnesses move, and the clock is unforgiving.
Modified Comparative Negligence. Colorado allows recovery as long as you’re not 50% or more at fault. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault. We work to minimize attribution of fault to you.
Damages Cap. Colorado caps non-economic damages (pain and suffering) at certain amounts adjusted for inflation, with exceptions for catastrophic injuries. Economic damages (medical bills, lost wages, future care) and property damage are not capped.
Contingency Fee. Personal injury cases are typically handled on contingency—you pay nothing unless we recover. Our consultations are free.
Trial preparation. Many personal injury firms avoid trial. We prepare every case as if it could go to trial, which often improves settlement outcomes.
Resources to take on carriers. Major insurance carriers have unlimited resources. We match their commitment to defense with our commitment to your case.
Personal service. You won’t be handed off to a paralegal. Your case is handled by your attorney.
If you’ve been injured because of someone else’s negligence, contact us today. Our consultation is free; we don’t recover unless you recover.
Generally 2 years from the date of injury (3 years for some motor vehicle claims). Wrongful death also has a 2-year limit. Don’t wait — evidence disappears.
Colorado bars recovery if you’re 50% or more at fault. If you’re 30% at fault, your recovery is reduced by 30%. We work to minimize your assigned share of fault.
Non-economic damages (pain and suffering) are capped at amounts adjusted periodically, with exceptions for catastrophic injuries. Economic damages and property damage are uncapped.
No. We handle Colorado personal injury cases on contingency — no fee unless we recover for you. Consultations are free.
Almost never without legal review. Initial offers often dramatically undervalue claims, especially when injuries are still developing. Have an attorney review the offer before accepting.
