Legal Basics Colorado Personal Injury Statute of Limitations
How long do you have to file an injury claim in Colorado? 2 years for general injury, 3 years for car accidents, 182 days for government claims.
Legal Basics How long do you have to file an injury claim in Colorado? 2 years for general injury, 3 years for car accidents, 182 days for government claims.

Step-by-step: what to do in the minutes, hours, and days after a Colorado car accident. An RN-lawyer explains safety, medical care, documentation, and deadlines.

Your employer's insurer, the Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation, and when an attorney gets involved. An RN-lawyer explains who actually controls your claim.

Your workers' comp claim was denied. An RN-lawyer explains the appeal path, common denial reasons, and how to push back.

Your ATP shapes your entire workers' comp case. An RN-lawyer explains how physician designation works and what to do if it goes wrong.

There's no real 'average' settlement. An RN-lawyer explains the five factors that actually drive value in a Colorado car accident claim.

An RN-attorney's guide to vetting a personal injury lawyer in Durango: trial experience, medical fluency, contingency fees, and 7 questions to ask before you hire.
Boating Accidents Injured on a Colorado lake or river? An RN-lawyer explains liability, boating law, insurance gaps, and protecting your claim.
Settlements Most Colorado injury settlements aren't taxable, but punitive damages, interest, and certain wage awards can be. An RN-lawyer explains.
Auto Accidents Whiplash often shows up late and gets lowballed by insurers. An RN-lawyer explains recovery, time off work, and proving your claim.
Auto Accidents Most Colorado car accident settlements take months to a year. An RN-lawyer breaks down each phase and why waiting for MMI pays off.

How a seemingly minor crash can cause serious concussion symptoms, and what to do to protect your health and your injury claim in Colorado.

Understanding how MedPay works in Colorado and how to get your ER bills paid after a car accident.

What every dog bite victim should know about Colorado's strict liability laws and the medical steps to take.

When property owners in Colorado are responsible for ice-related slip and fall injuries.

Critical actions to take in the first 24 hours after a hit and run accident in Colorado.

How fault is determined in Colorado pedestrian crosswalk accidents and what evidence matters.

Understanding uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage in Colorado and when it saves a case.

How Colorado's comparative negligence law affects your personal injury claim if you're partly at fault.

Understanding premises liability when you're injured at a friend's or neighbor's home in Colorado.