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While some personal injury cases are relatively straightforward, others require the specialized knowledge of an expert witness. These witnesses can help prove relevant information about the legal elements of your personal injury claim, such as causation or damages you sustained.  What Is an Expert Witness? There are generally two types of witnesses in personal…

If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, you may be able to resolve your case in one of two ways: a settlement or a trial. These two outcomes have different meanings, processes, pros, and cons. Here is what you need to know about these two different options for resolving a personal injury…

If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, you are likely anxious to get your settlement check and start paying off medical bills and other bills that have accumulated while you’ve been off work. However, the timeline of a settlement in Colorado can vary considerably from one case to the next, some lasting…

Insurance providers have a legal duty to comply with the terms of the insurance policies they issue and to act in good faith and fair dealing. If you can show the following legal elements, you may have a right to recover compensation through a Colorado insurance bad faith claim. Existence of a Valid Insurance…

If you can prove that you suffered emotional distress related to your personal injury in Colorado, you may be able to recover compensation that can help pay for therapy and the negative emotional effects of the accident and your injuries on your life.  What Is Emotional Distress? Emotional distress is the non-physical trauma caused…

Every insurance company and attorney has their own method for calculating the potential value of settlement offers. Ultimately, what an insurance company may offer in a settlement comes down to the least amount of money they think you will accept to drop the matter. Some of the ways that they determine settlement values include…