Larson Larimer Schneider, P.C. has handled thousands of cases and recovered millions of dollars for the injured.
Our Practice Areas
Denver Personal Injury Lawyers, Serving a Broad Range of Needs
At Larson Larimer Schneider, P.C., we proudly represent clients throughout the Rocky Mountain Region and the entire state of Colorado in a range of personal injury matters. With over a century of combined experience, our attorneys are well-versed in the legal system, and we know how to get results. Over the years, we have successfully recovered hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of injured individuals, their families, and the loved ones of those wrongfully killed. If you or someone you love has been the victim of someone else’s negligence, you deserve justice.
What Sets Us Apart
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Millions of Dollars Recovered
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Thousands of Clients Helped
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No Fees Unless We Win
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Over 70 Five Star Google Reviews
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Fast, Efficient & Personalized Services
Cases We Handle
- Burn Injuries
- Bus Accidents
- Car Accidents
- Catastrophic Injuries
- Drunk Driving Accidents
- Fair Wage & Overtime Compensation
- Government Liability
- Insurance Disputes
- Medical Malpractice
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Pedestrian and Bike Accidents
- Premises Liability
- Pro Sports Disability Claims
- Product Liability
- Slip and Fall Accidents
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Train Accidents
- Traumatic Brain Injuries
- Truck Accidents
- Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- Veterans Disability Benefits
- Workers' Compensation
- Wrongful Death
Proving a Personal Injury Case in Colorado
In order to have grounds to file a personal injury claim, you will need to prove several critical elements of your claim. This applies to nearly all personal injury cases with some rare exceptions.
In order to prove your case, you will need to prove each of the following components:
- Someone else—be it another person, a business, a manufacturer, or a government entity—owed you a duty of reasonable care. This means that they had a duty to take reasonable actions to prevent you from coming to harm.
- The other person or party involved in the incident failed to uphold the duty of reasonable care. Typically, this involves proving that they acted negligently or wrongfully (including unlawfully) in some way.
- As a result of this failure to uphold the duty of reasonable care, you were injured. It is not enough to show that you were injured; you must prove that the other person/party’s actions (or inactions) were the cause of your injuries.
- Lastly, you must prove that you sustained measurable damages. Damages are things like medical bills, disability, lost wages/income, pain and suffering, property damage, and more. They can be either economic or non-economic in nature.
If you are unable to prove even one of these elements, you do not have grounds for a personal injury claim. Our Denver personal injury attorneys can investigate your case so that you do not have to worry about proving all of these components yourself; instead, we will look at the factors that played a role in the accident, as well as your resulting injuries and damages in order to build your case.
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Automobile/Motorcycle Accident $985,000
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Bicycle Accident $100,000
After a young girl riding her bike was struck by a car, she was compensated $100,000 for her injuries and damages.
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Breach of Contract $2,000,000
$2 million dollars awarded to client for a breach of contract and fraud by a home contractor.
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Drunk Driver Accident $498,000
Client awarded almost $500,000 after being rear-ended by an uninsured drunk driver, causing damage and injury.
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Insurance Bad Faith $800,000
Client in a motorcycle accident received $800,000 for the unreasonable denial of insurance benefits.
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Medical Malpractice $4,600,000
A botched spine surgery left our client's career to be cut short.
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Motorcycle Accident $450,000
Motorcyclist struck by a pickup truck awarded $450,000 for injuries including leg amputation.
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Pedestrian Accident $1,210,000
Client compensated $1.2 million for injuries and damages suffered after being struck by a vehicle while walking to his car.
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Premise Liability $500,000
Client compensated $500,000 for injuries sustained in a local bar fight.
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Trucking Crash $1,200,000
A truck driver’s negligence caused our clients to suffer serious and life-changing injuries.
Statute of Limitations on Personal Injury Claims in Colorado
As in other states, Colorado imposes a statute of limitations on personal injury claims. The statute of limitations essentially works as a deadline for filing your claim and, in Colorado, it is two years from the date of the accident, injury, or death. In motor vehicle accident claims, the statute of limitations is three years. There are few exceptions to this, so it is important that you act quickly to avoid losing your chance to seek compensation.
The sooner you reach out to our Denver personal injury lawyers, the sooner we can begin investigating your claim and gathering evidence in support of your case. Over time, this evidence can be lost and your case could become more difficult to prove. We strongly advise you to contact Larson Larimer Schneider, P.C. as soon as possible to learn more.
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer?
When you are facing mounting medical bills and are out of work due to your injuries, it is understandable that you would have some financial concerns when it comes to hiring an attorney. However, at Larson Larimer Schneider, P.C., we handle most personal injury matters on a contingency fee basis, meaning we do not collect any attorneys’ fees unless/until we secure compensation for you. Additionally, your initial consultation is always free, so you have nothing to lose in speaking to a member of our team about your legal rights and options.
We are available to travel to you if your injuries prevent you from coming into our office. Our Denver personal injury lawyers are ready to put over 100 years of combined legal experience and their powerful reputation for success on your side.
Contact us online or by phone at (303) 622-5858 today for a free consultation. Se habla español.
