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Personal Injury Lawyer in Westminster, Colorado, Helping Injured Victims Seek Justice and Recover Compensation

Have you or a loved one been injured in an accident? If this accident resulted from someone else’s negligent actions or recklessness, you may be entitled to recover financial compensation. Keep in mind that insurance companies often offer the minimum to victims with personal injury claims — if they can find a way to save a dime, they’ll jump on the opportunity. You don’t need to settle for less when you could recover a settlement worth so much more.

Flanagan Law was built on helping injured clients and their loved ones during some of the most challenging moments of their lives. Westminster personal injury attorney Samantha Flanagan’s passion for injury law and the legal process comes from personal experience observing the debilitating impact of traumatic injuries firsthand.

If you’ve suffered an injury — or worse, if you’ve lost a loved one in a fatal accident — you should get compassionate, respectful legal representation. You shouldn’t have to fight with insurance companies or worry about the at-fault party’s lawyers while you’re still recovering. Let an experienced personal injury law firm handle those matters for you. We can help you recover the compensation you deserve for medical expenses, lost income, and mental anguish. Contact our Westminster law firm to schedule a free case evaluation to learn more.

What Types of Personal Injury Cases Does Our Law Firm Represent?

At our law firm, Westminster personal injury attorney Samantha Flanagan and her skilled legal team have extensive experience representing personal injury victims in a number of different practice areas.

Flanagan Law offers legal representation for cases including the following:

  • Assault and battery.
  • Bicycle accidents.
  • Car Accidents.
  • Catastrophic injuries.
  • Commercial truck accidents.
  • Dog bites.
  • Medical malpractice cases.
  • Motorcycle accidents.
  • Pedestrian accidents.
  • Premises liability cases.
  • Product liability claims.
  • Slip-and-fall injuries.
  • Traumatic brain injuries.
  • Workplace injuries.
  • Wrongful death claims.

Is Colorado a No-Fault State for Auto Accidents?

While some states subscribe to a ‘no-fault’ understanding of the law for motor vehicle accidents, Colorado does not. Colorado is an ‘at-fault’ state.

After an accident, you file a claim with the other driver’s insurance company. You will then hope to recover compensation for your medical treatment and other expenses from their insurance coverage.

Colorado is also a modified comparative fault (or comparative negligence) state. Both parties may be considered at fault for an accident. The comparative fault will alter the maximum compensation for a personal injury lawsuit. If your fault was 50% or more, then you are unlikely to recover anything in terms of a settlement.

What Factors Might Influence Your Personal Injury Case?

Several factors may impact your injury case, including how much you may stand to recover in a settlement. Perhaps chief among these factors is the severity of your injuries and property damage. Typically, the more severe the injuries, the more you may expect to recover in terms of compensation. And suppose, for example, you were in a car accident; the damage to the car may be taken into account. The mechanic’s bills for repairs will be more expensive for more extensive damage, so it stands to reason that your settlement should reflect that.

Another critical factor that may influence your case is the at-fault party’s insurance policy. Suppose the insurance policy does not cover all of the damages. In that case, it may be necessary to file a civil lawsuit to recover the remainder of the damages from the at-fault party themselves. If, for whatever reason, the at-fault party does not have the funds to satisfy the damages either, your legal representative will attempt to recover the damages from any and all other potentially liable parties.

What Type of Financial Compensation Can Personal Injury Lawyers Help You Recover?

The insurance company is likely to lowball you with their initial offer of compensation. You don’t have to accept it. We can help you negotiate in an attempt to recover the maximum compensation for your personal injury claim. This settlement can take the form of economic and non-economic damages. And, in cases of wanton cruelty, negligence, or intentional malice, your personal injury lawyer can also seek punitive damages.

Economic damages may include:

  • Expenses for future medical care and medication.
  • Funeral and burial costs.
  • Lost wages and lost earning potential.
  • Medical bills.
  • Property damage.
  • Rehabilitation therapy expenses.

Non-economic damages may include:

  • Disability.
  • Disfigurement.
  • Emotional trauma.
  • Lost companionship.
  • Pain and suffering.
  • Wrongful death.

In order for your case to be successful, your lawyer must present convincing evidence to support your personal injury claim. The sooner you bring your case to our law firm, the sooner we may begin to craft a winning case on your behalf. To speak with attorney Samantha Flanagan and her legal staff, please get in touch with our law offices today to schedule your free case review.

Schedule a Free Consultation with an Experienced Personal Injury Attorney Today

If you’ve suffered an injury due to someone else’s negligence, you shouldn’t be the one left to pay the medical bills and other expenses. Nor should you be expected to deal with the hassle of insurance companies and the legal process. By hiring a personal injury attorney to represent your best interests, you can recover from your injuries while the attorney seeks the maximum compensation for your case.

At Flanagan Law, we offer free consultations to all prospective new clients. Additionally, we work on a contingency fee basis, meaning that you only pay if we win. Other Westminster personal injury attorneys may charge upfront costs, but we won’t even charge you a dime in legal fees if we do not obtain a settlement for your case.

Schedule your free consultation by calling our law office at 720-707-0870