Colorado Car Accident Attorneys

Does any of this sound like you? Tap what applies.

1. You went to a Colorado ER or needed any follow-up careAny medical bill or record — Denver Health, UCHealth, Centura, imaging, physical therapy, chiropractic — and the at-fault insurer will dispute causation. An attorney ties every diagnosis back to the crash with the records and the right experts.
2. The other driver is disputing faultColorado’s 50% bar means every disputed percentage point reduces your recovery — and 50% wipes it out entirely. Adjusters will not gather scene photos, dashcam, witness statements, or reconstruction. An attorney does.
3. You may have been partially at faultColorado is stricter than most states (51% bar). Hitting 50% under C.R.S. § 13-21-111 means zero recovery. Negotiating the percentage is often more valuable than negotiating the damages.
4. A commercial truck, rideshare, or delivery vehicle was involvedColorado PUC rules put up to $1M of rideshare coverage on the table, and federal trucking regulations layer in additional defendants. Multiple insurers and corporate defense teams mean you need parity.
5. You were hit by an uninsured or underinsured Colorado driverUM/UIM coverage in Colorado must be offered at policy limits and can only be rejected in writing (C.R.S. § 10-4-609). The claim runs against your own insurer, who will fight it like any other liability claim.
6. A CDOT, city, or county vehicle or road defect is involvedThe Colorado Governmental Immunity Act (C.R.S. § 24-10-109) requires written notice within 182 days. Miss the deadline and the claim is barred — no exceptions, regardless of the merits.