Auto Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents
Truck Accidents
Bicycle Accidents
Pedestrian Accidents
Wrongful Death
Defective or Dangerous Products
Slip and Fall Cases
1. Motor Vehicle Accidents:
For 2005, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHSTA) calculated that there were 6,159,000
motor vehicle crashes reported to police agencies throughout the country. In these accidents, 2,699,000 people were injured and 43,443 people were killed. In fact, motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death for people ages 3 to 33.
Under Colorado law, the driver that caused your accident is required to pay for damages caused by the accident including such items as your medical expenses, lost wages, loss of earnings capacity, property damages and other economic losses as well as your pain and suffering.
Please note: any legal action must be initiated within 3 years of the date of the accident or your claim will be barred by law.
Our law firm is skilled in handling all
car accident, truck accident, and
motorcycle accident cases. We will expertly prepare your case from the very beginning, making sure that we can prove every element of your damages.
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2. Wrongful Death:
If your spouse or loved one was
killed in an accident, you may have a claim against the party responsible for the accident for your loved one’s
wrongful death whether the accident be a car accident, truck accident, motor vehicle accident,
construction accident, or any other type of accident.
Colorado law requires that such claims be brought within two (2) years of the date of the accident or they will be forever barred by law. Consequently, it is important that you take immediate action to make sure that your rights of recovery are protected. Please call our firm today to determine whether you are entitled to bring a claim for the wrongful death of your loved one.
Click here to request a free 20 + page guidebook on Colorado accident law and the insurance claims process.
3. Bicycle/Pedestrian Accidents:
When a person is
hit while riding a bike or a pedestrian, the potential injuries to that person can be catastrophic. It is very important to retain the services of a skilled
accident lawyer to make sure that your rights are protected.
A common trick of the insurance company is to deny liability for accidents involving either cyclists or pedestrians on the grounds that the injured person was not riding or walking where they should have been. An
experienced accident lawyer will be able to investigate your case and, in many cases, help you recover damages when the responsible party’s insurance company has already denied a claim.
Jason Crawford has been an avid cyclist for over 30 years and will fight to protect the rights of all riders injured due to the failure of a motorist to exercise due care.
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4. Defective or Dangerous Products:
“Products Liability” is the phrase used in the legal field to refer to
personal injury or deaths occurring from defective or dangerous products. This is a very complicated area of law in that you may be able to bring claims against the manufacturer of the product, any entity that may have supplied a component part of the product, as well as a retailer that sold the product.
Colorado law requires that such claims be brought within two (2) years of the date of the accident or they will be forever barred by law. Consequently, it is important that you take immediate action to make sure that your rights of recovery are protected.
Jason Crawford has handled claims involving defective and dangerous products against some of the largest companies in the United States. Call now to speak with him about your case.
Click here to request a free 20 + page guidebook on Colorado accident law and the insurance claims process.
5. Slip and Fall Cases:
If you are injured in an
slip and fall accident on someone else’s property due to that person or entity’s negligent failure to maintain safe premises, you may be entitled to bring a claim for the damages you have incurred. Such claims typically involve slippery substances on floors, failure to remove ice and poorly maintained walkways or stairways.
Colorado law requires that such claims be brought within two (2) years of the date of the accident or they will be forever barred by law. Consequently, it is important that you take immediate action to make sure that your rights of recovery are protected.
Click here to request a free 20 + page guidebook on Colorado accident law and the insurance claims process.