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Every CGH guide to Colorado injury law in one place — deadlines, insurance tactics, fault rules, and what settlements really look like. 113 articles and counting.
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How Much of a $50,000 Settlement Would I Get? A Line-by-Line Look for Denver Drivers
Last Updated: October 16, 2026 Table of Contents How Personal Injury Settlements Are Paid Out in Colorado The Attorney’s Fee: How Much of a Settlement Does a Lawyer…
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Do Insurance Companies Want You to Get a Lawyer? A Straight Answer for Denver Drivers
Last Updated: October 15, 2026 Table of Contents Who the Insurance Adjuster Works For What We’ve Seen in Our Cases What You May Hear From an Adjuster, and…
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What Not to Tell Your Attorney in Denver, and What You Should Never Leave Out
Last Updated: October 15, 2026 Table of Contents Attorney-Client Privilege in Colorado: What It Protects Is a Free Consultation Confidential? What Not to Tell Your Attorney, and What…
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2026 Ballot Measure Guide
It’s that time again: ballots are in the mail, which means it’s time for the CGH Ballot Measure Guide! Every election cycle, we take a hard look at…
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How Much of a $25,000 Settlement Will I Get? What Comes Out First in Denver
Last updated: October 14, 2026 A $25,000 settlement is the starting number. Before you receive your settlement, your attorney’s fee, the expenses of the case, and any repayment…
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Emotional Distress After an Injury in Denver: When Colorado Law Allows a Claim
Colorado law recognizes emotional harm. The statute on noneconomic damages lists “emotional stress” next to pain and suffering, inconvenience, and impairment of the quality of life (C.R.S. 13-21-102.5).…
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Is a Slip and Fall Lawsuit Worth It? How to Weigh a Denver Claim
One Colorado law controls these claims. In a suit over an injury on someone else’s property, the landowner “is liable only as provided” in the Colorado Premises Liability…
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What It Takes to Win a Car Accident Lawsuit in Denver
You have to prove your case, and the standard is “more probably true than not.” Colorado sets the burden of proof in a civil case at a preponderance…
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Can You Sue Someone for Injuring You While Skiing in Denver? How a Ski Accident Lawsuit Works in Colorado
You can sue another skier. The Colorado Ski Safety Act says a skier can sue another skier for injury caused by that skier’s acts or omissions, and a…
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How to Choose the Best Type Sexual Assault Lawyer for You
A civil lawyer works for you. A civil sexual assault lawyer represents the survivor in a claim for compensation, separate from any criminal prosecution. Civil cases use a…
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After an Electric Scooter Accident in Denver: Your Next Steps, and Who May Pay
Seek care and a police report. Denver’s guidance after a crash on a shared scooter is to call 911 or go to urgent care if anyone is hurt,…
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What Is Considered a Catastrophic Injury? A Guide for Denver Families
There’s no single statutory definition. Colorado’s Title 13, the part of state law that sets injury deadlines and damage limits, doesn’t use the word “catastrophic” at all. The…
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