What is Personal Injury?

Personal injury refers to any harm or damage caused to a person's body or property. This can include physical injuries, emotional trauma, and financial losses.

• Cause of action: The person seeking compensation for their injuries must have been injured by the defendant's actions or negligence.
• Statute of limitations: There is a time limit to file a personal injury lawsuit in Colorado, typically 2 years from the date of injury.

Types of Claims

There are several types of claims that can lead to personal injury lawsuits in Colorado. These include:

• Motor vehicle accidents
• Slip and fall accidents
• Negligent hiring or supervision
• Breach of contract

Colorado Statutes and Laws

There are several statutes and laws in Colorado that govern personal injury claims. These include:

• RC 14-102: Personal Injury
• RC 12-15: Motor Vehicle Safety Devices
• RC 20-134: Uninsured Property

How to Get Help

If you have been injured in Colorado, there are several steps you can take to get help and pursue a personal injury claim. These include:

• Serving the defendant with a summons and complaint
• File a police report
• Seek medical attention
• Consult with an attorney