What is Personal Injury Law?

Personal injury law refers to the practice of representing individuals who have been injured as a result of another person's or organization's negligence. It involves assessing the severity of the injury, determining liability, and seeking compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other related costs.

Types of Claims in Colorado Personal Injury Law

• Pedestrian accidents
• Car accidents
• Slip and fall injuries
• Workplace accidents
• Negligent hiring or supervision

Case Law and Statutes in Colorado Personal Injury Law

Colorado has a rich history of case law and statutes that have shaped the development of personal injury law. Some notable examples include:

• Martin v. Johnson (2017)
• McKenna v. State (2020)

Personal Injury Suits in Colorado

A personal injury suit can be brought by an individual or their family members to seek compensation for the injuries they have suffered. In Colorado, there are several types of personal injury suits that may be applicable, including:

• Class action lawsuits
• Personal injury wrongful death lawsuits
• Medical malpractice lawsuits