Under Colorado’s modified comparative negligence rule, you recover nothing if you are found 50 percent or more at fault for the accident. But nobody has found anything yet. The percentage in your file was assigned by an insurance adjuster, and…
A firm declining your case over low policy limits is telling you its own intake threshold requires more than that policy offers. What that policy pays is a floor, not a ceiling on your total recovery. If you were declined…
When a Colorado law firm declines your injury case, it is applying its own intake threshold. It is not issuing a ruling on your claim. Your deadline has not changed, the insurer still owes what it owes, and thresholds vary…
Five mistakes consistently damage or destroy Colorado personal injury claims: delaying medical treatment, giving a recorded statement to an insurance adjuster without an attorney, posting on social media about your accident or injuries, waiting too long to consult a lawyer,…
