A DIFFERENT KIND OF PERSONAL INJURY LAW FIRM

A Different Kind
of Personal Injury
Law Firm

Find out why clients in Colorado trust Front Range Injury Attorneys to deliver maximum compensation for accidents. 

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Find out what makes our Denver personal injury lawyers different

Client Experience

We focus on providing clients an exceptional experience by building client relationships and actively participating in advocating from start to finish and every step in between. We have a 100% 5-star rating for a reason.

Personal Injury and Accident Expertise

Our lawyers have a high level of knowledge and expertise about accident claims and the harm our clients face. We develop individualized strategies for each client.

No Win, No Fee

We only take clients on a no win, no fee basis. That means our Denver law firm makes the most money by making your case worth as much as possible. We believe in the quality of our work to tie our financial success to your financial success.

Let founder and managing attorney Adam Kielich tell you more about our law firm and why the Denver personal injury lawyers at Front Range Injury Attorneys offer a 5-star client experience for accident victims.

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Our Colorado Practice Areas

Our personal injury attorneys help people in Denver and other parts of Colorado with many types accident and injury claims. You deserve an advocate with the experience and expertise to fight for maximum compensation. Our Denver law firm helps people across Colorado with:

See our full list of practice areas where we can fight to get you full and fair compensation for your accident. Contact our office for a free consultation about your accident injuries with our Denver personal injury lawyers. 

Our law firm works 100% on a contingency basis across all of our accident practice areas, so no matter the case, we can help you without paying to talk to us about case. A contingency fee agreement is a form of paying your legal fees sometimes referred to as no win, no fee. We receive payment for our legal fees as a percentage when we win your case. If we don’t win, you do not pay us anything to represent you. There is no risk for you to contact our law firm and find out more about how we can help you get the compensation you deserve. Contact Front Range Injury Attorneys today.

How our Denver accident lawyers help clients get the most money

We look at every client’s accident claim as an individual claim requiring its own strategy for success. That requires thorough investigation, gathering evidence, helping you get the best possible medical care and ultimately advocating for the full value of your damages. Our accident lawyers are heavily involved in your case to make sure we provide you the best counsel and representation. We believe by actively participating with our clients throughout their accident cases we obtain the best outcomes possible.

Some law firms require attorneys to handle hundreds of accident cases at a time, resulting in a cookie cutter approach. You may never hear from anybody until it’s time for the law firm to get paid. That won’t be your experience with Front Range Injury Attorneys. We have a 5-star review rating for a reason.

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The insurance company wants you to wait to talk to a Colorado law firm

The longer you wait after an accident to talk to a Colorado personal injury law firm the more time you give the insurance company to come up with reasons not to pay you what you deserve. They know every day you wait to hire counsel is another day they have the advantage. Most major insurance companies handle tens of thousands of accidents with hundreds of adjusters and decades of combined experience. As long as you don’t have somebody with knowledge and experience on your side, they have the advantage.

Insurance companies believe you deserves zero compensation

From the moment they open an accident claim they begin looking for opportunities to deny it or pay you as little as possible. If they think they will have to pay you anything at all, they will offer you a lowball offer to settle immediately. If you accept a lowball settlement, your accident case is over. If you settle without knowing the severity of your injuries, you may leave tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars on the table. You may also end up paying tens of thousands of dollars out of your pocket for medical care their insured caused you. You deserve better.

They also pay more when victims hire representation

Insurance companies know your car collision, motorcycle crash, truck collision, or other accident case becomes more valuable once you hire knowledgeable representation. At Front Range Injury Attorneys we don’t settle cases without a fair opportunity to understand your injuries, get the medical treatment you need and understand the compensation you deserve. Insurance industry research says when you hire Colorado personal injury lawyers, they pay on average more than three times what they pay without an attorney. We don’t get paid unless we win, so there is no risk to you. You deserve to understand your legal rights after an accident and get the compensation you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions about hiring a law firm in Denver after an accident

Insurance companies are businesses that exist to make money. The more money they put in your pocket, the less money they keep in their pocket. We understand insurers have a reasonable interest in not paying unreasonable sums on accident claims or pay when their insured is not liable. Insurance companies go far beyond fair and reasonable claims processing. They aggressively fight for their own financial interests. There is a reason Colorado and every other state regulates insurance practices and makes bad faith claims processing illegal.

A personal injury case is a civil lawsuit filed by an injured person (the plaintiff) against the person or party (the defendant) that caused harm through negligent acts. Negligence is the basis for most accident and injury claims. It is a legal term under Colorado law that means a failure to exercise ordinary care resulting in harm to another.

Negligence requires you prove four elements to recover compensation for your damages:

  1. Duty of care: each person has a responsibility towards others to act as a reasonable and prudent person would under the same or similar circumstances.
  2. Breach of duty: when a person acts or fails to act (an omission) in a manner that deviates from the duty of care, that breach is an act of negligence.
  3. Causation: a factual relationship must exist between the breach and plaintiff’s injuries or harm. The question is: but for the defendant’s negligence, plaintiff would not have sustained harm.
  4. Damages: the plaintiff has compensable losses as a result of the breach. These may include medical bills, physical injuries and pain and suffering. 

The plaintiff has the responsibility to prove each element within the burden of proof. In a personal injury case, the burden of proof is a preponderance of evidence. This burden requires the plaintiff to prove all of the elements with at least 51% likelihood. In other words, it is more likely than not. Your Denver lawyer can help you understand whether you have a case, what evidence you need to prove it and the fair value .

An important question for any person injured by someone else’s negligence is, “how much is my case worth?” Understanding the value will help you avoid accepting a fast but undervalued insurance settlement. Every case has unique facts and circumstances, so you should consult with our law firm for an understanding and assessment of the value. 

Under Colorado law, there are many types of damages you may be able to recover in a civil lawsuit:

Medical expenses

You can recover reimbursement for past and future medical bills, including surgeries, diagnostic tests and scans, medications, physical therapy and rehabilitation, disability accommodations and pain management.

Lost wages

Victims often lose wages and other employment compensation due to their bodily injuries. You may have lost time because you could not perform your job or to seek treatment. You can recover lost past income and future lost earnings due to a long term injury or disability.

Property damage

Financial compensation for auto repairs or replacement for a totaled motor vehicle. A totaled vehicle is worth less repaired than the cost to repair it. You can also recover damaged personal property.

Pain and suffering

You can obtain compensation for non-economic damages including physical pain, emotional suffering, scarring or disfigurement, mental anguish, loss of consortium and psychological trauma.

Travel and out of pocket expenses

Your accident injuries may require you to spend money on travel or transportation for medical care, home or vehicle modifications and other costs you pay out of pocket as a result of the accident. You can recover these related expenses.

Wrongful death damages

If you lost a loved one due to an act of negligence, surviving dependents may seek damages for the family’s loss. These include funeral and burial expenses, lost financial support, lost inheritance, loss of consortium, mental anguish and loss of emotional support.

Punitive damages

Punitive damages may be awarded if the defendant’s conduct was malicious, wanton and willful, or involve gross negligence. A jury may award additional damages to punish the defendant and deter others from the same bad acts.

The value of your specific case in Colorado depends upon factors and facts unique to your claims. These may include the severity of your injuries, the defendant’s conduct and the types of medical care required. You should speak with an attorney in Denver about what your case is worth before accepting an insurance settlement and signing a release. Once you sign a release or liability waiver in exchange for a settlement check, you most likely cannot change your mind and seek more money.

Every personal injury case requires evidence of each element of negligence. You and your lawyer must prove the defendant is legally liable for your injuries and the value of the damages you want the court to award at the end of a trial. In a civil lawsuit you do not have to prove the negligent act beyond all reasonable doubt–like a criminal prosecution–but you must establish liability by a preponderance of evidence. You and your counsel must prove with convincing evidence that you have damages caused by the defendant.

Identifying liable parties

As part of your civil lawsuit, or even an insurance claim, you must prove the person or party you allege caused harm to you is at fault. Your lawyer can help investigate, gather and preserve evidence of the responsible parties. Evidence may include:

  • Police or accident reports
  • Physical evidence from the accident
  • Photos and videos
  • Statements from eyewitnesses
  • Medical records and diagnostic tests like x-rays and MRIs
  • Personal property or vehicle damage
  • Expert accident reconstruction
  • Expert witness testimony
  • Paystubs and other records of wage loss
  • Motor vehicle maintenance logs and phone records
  • Evidence of pain and suffering along with other non-economic damages

Comparative negligence

Another important consideration in winning your lawsuit is comparative negligence. Under Colorado law, a defendant can defend against you by arguing you are partially liable for your own damages. A successful comparative negligence defense may reduce or eliminate your recovery at trial.

If the jury finds you 50% or more responsible for your injuries, you cannot recover any compensation. If it finds you 49% or less, the damages awarded are reduced by the percentage of your fault.

It is vital that you and your counsel present the strongest evidence possible of both the defendant’s fault but also refute allegations of your own fault.

A statute of limitations is a legal deadline under Colorado law for filing a lawsuit. The deadline for accident claims vary by the type and the state where the accident occurred. In Colorado, most personal injury claims carry a two year statute of limitations. Some have shorter time limits. For motor vehicle accidents, the time limit extends to three years. 

The deadline may vary from the general rule under certain circumstances:

  • Injured minors: if a child suffers harm before becoming an adult, the clock starts running on the victim’s 18th birthday. A parent or guardian may pursue a lawsuit or settlement earlier with court approval. 
  • Discovery rule: if a victim does not discover injuries immediately, the clock begins running when the victim discovers or reasonably should have discovered the physical condition.

Special deadlines may also apply in special situations. For example, lawsuits against a Colorado state or local agency require a specific notice procedure occur within 182 days of the accident. If you do not complete this special process, you cannot file a lawsuit against the government agency even if you are within the statute of limitations.

It is vital that you take all required steps before the deadlines in your case to pursue financial damages. If you wait to file a lawsuit after the statute of limitations expires, the court likely will not hear your case. 

Choosing a lawyer is an important decision. Not all law firms in Denver are right for your needs or your case. You should take time to consider your options and choose the best representation for you. Here are some factors to consider:

  • Experience: Do not settle for a lawyer with little or no experience or expertise with your type of case. If you’ve been in a car accident, look for an attorney with experience handling collision claims. Many law firms take personal injury cases but do not regularly practice in this area of law.
  • ResultsAsk an attorney about his or her past results. Although past performance does not guarantee future outcomes, positive settlements and verdicts can give you confidence your lawyer has real knowledge about how to pursue your case.
  • Communication: You should be able to talk to your lawyer about your case. If you can only get a paralegal, case manager, or secretary on the phone, that law firm may not be right for you and your case.
  • Case responsibilities: Some law firms expect attorneys to handle hundreds of cases, or worse, expect staff members to do most of the work for you. You should ask how many cases are assigned to your attorney and how much work is assigned to staff employees.
  • Affordable rates: You deserve to know the legal fees involved in your case and how you will pay for representation. Most law firms work on a contingency fee basis with a stated percentage in the fee agreement. If the law firm cannot clearly describe the fees or ask you for a retainer, you deserve to know why.
  • Integrity: Before hiring a law firm, you should feel good at the end of a free consultation that the law firm is equipped to handle your needs and deliver a good client experience. If you feel like you’re shuffled from one person to the next with no relationship at the start, that’s unlikely to change as work progresses.

The aftermath of an accident is a difficult time. You need a Colorado attorney you can trust to help you navigate the process and fight for a fair outcome. Do not be afraid to schedule multiple free consultations to find the best personal injury lawyer in Denver for your case. Contact our Denver law office to learn how Front Range Injury Attorneys can help you. We offer free consultations, so there is no risk to speak with us about whether we are the best fit for you.

Your initial consultation with our Denver law firm is free. We offer a no obligation, no cost consultation with an actual attorney. This way you can get an understanding of your rights, the potential value of your claims and how we can help you.

We do not charge upfront or bill hourly fees for our work for you. We take clients on a contingency fee agreement, also known as a no-win no-fee basis. We receive a percentage of the money we get for you as fees. If we do not win money for you, you us nothing.

An insurance company may offer you a lowball settlement offer to pressure you into settling for less than you deserve. If you want to receive fair compensation, the time period to pursue compensation depends on many factors. 

In most circumstances we advise clients to consider settlement offers after completing treatment so we can pursue recovery of all medical expenses, lost wages, long term effects and other types of damages. How long it takes for you to reach maximum medical improvement depends on the type and severity of your injuries. 

An adjuster may delay offering a fair settlement amount for many reasons, such as liability questions, the amount of your damages, or simply unfair tactics. The length of time to reach a fair resolution may depend on the adjuster’s tactics and whether we decide to file a lawsuit to put the decision in the court’s hands. 

It is ultimately your choice to accept or reject any offer. It is our job to present the strongest evidence possible and advise you to make the best decisions. 

Colorado does not require you to hire an accident law firm to pursue compensation, no matter how small or large. It is your decision to hire a Denver law firm. You may successfully settle minor property damage. If you suffered injuries, you should schedule a free consultation with our Denver office to understand your options and the potential value of your damages.

Insurers are not on your side and do not have to deal with you in good faith. They will use every trick at their disposal to pay you as little as possible. That includes suggesting you do not need to hire representation while they have armies of lawyers waiting to meet you in court. A skilled and experienced attorney understands their strategies and how to fight for full compensation for you.

Our 5-star review rated law office is located in The Lydian at 2590 Welton Street, near downtown Denver, Colorado. We are located in Curtis Park, just blocks away from the iconic Five Points. Although you can find our office in the urban center of the city, you will have no trouble visiting our office. If you choose to drive to our office, you can find on-site paid parking, metered parking and free street parking close to our front door. RTD also serves our office with a light rail stop directly in front of The Lydian.

Why choose Front Range Injury Attorneys

We know you have many choices when it comes to hiring a Denver law firm after an accident. It’s not easy to know who you should hire. No matter how many files a Colorado personal injury law firm has, you only have one case. You need to know you hired the best personal injury lawyers in Denver. 

We might not be right for every client. We’re ok with that. We choose our clients because we believe in them and believe we can do the best work for them. If you call us for a free consultation and we don’t think we can give you the best results, we’ll tell you. Here are some reasons why we might be the right Denver law firm for you: 

  • You want your lawyer involved in your case

    Unlike some Colorado injury law firms, we don't hand your accident case off to case managers or paralegals to handle your case. Our lawyers will be with you and actively involved in your case at every step.

  • You want to work with a knowledgeable attorney

    You want an attorney on your side with a high level of knowledge about Colorado law and accident-related injuries. You don't want your case in the hands of somebody fresh out of law school.

  • You need help getting the best medical treatment for your injuries

    We believe clients need and deserve the very best medical treatment for their accident injuries. Our lawyers are committed to advocating for our clients and getting them the medical treatment they need to get back to their lives.

  • You want an individual approach to your case

    Our Denver personal injury lawyers recognize each client has a unique case with its own injuries and challenges. We adopt a unique strategy for each case. This isn't a law firm where you can expect a cookie cutter approach to your case.

  • You don't want to be one of hundreds of cases assigned to an attorney

    Some Colorado injury law firms assign 300+ accident cases to each attorney. We believe this is not the best way to deliver the best results or the best experience for clients.

  • You want to be able to talk to your lawyer

    We believe frequent, meaningful contact with our clients is important. We don't want you to feel like you don't know what's going on with your accident case or who to talk to when you have questions. We believe clients get the best results and the best experience by engaging with our clients.

  • You want to be treated like a person not a case file

    Some law firms in Colorado focus on how many cases they have or how many cases they can bring in each week. At Front Range Injury Attorneys, we focus on our clients. You have an accident case, but we have a relationship with you.

If this sounds like you, contact Front Range Injury Attorneys today for a free consultation about your accident. Tell us what happened to you and we’ll talk to you about how we can help you get the compensation you deserve. Our 5-star rated Denver accident lawyers are committed and knowledgeable advocates for our clients. Call our law office at 720.826.4399 or complete the contact form below to speak with a lawyer today.

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