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We Are Denver’s Personal Injury Attorneys With Over 60 Years Of Combined Legal Experience. Since 1995, We Have Recovered Millions Of Dollars For Our Colorado Clients.
If you’ve suffered injuries from a car wreck in Denver, the experienced Denver auto accident attorneys at McCormick & Murphy can help you navigate insurance claims, determine liability, and fight for fair compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
When motorcycle accidents are caused by another party’s negligence, victims may be entitled to recover compensation under Colorado law. The experienced Denver motorcycle accident lawyers at McCormick & Murphy understand the unique challenges faced by motorcycle injury victims, including severe injuries and bias from insurance companies.
If you’ve lost a loved one due to the negligent or wrongful conduct of another party, you may be eligible for significant compensation. The compassionate wrongful death lawyers in Denver can help you pursue damages for funeral expenses, loss of income, loss of companionship, and emotional suffering.
Slip and fall accidents are consistently among the most common causes of preventable injury in the United States. Property owners have a legal duty to maintain safe premises for visitors. If you’ve been injured due to dangerous property conditions, contact experienced Denver slip and fall accident lawyers who can help establish negligence and liability.
If you’ve been injured by a dog bite or attack, you should contact a lawyer to discuss your rights. Colorado has specific laws regarding dog bite liability. An experienced personal injury attorney can help determine whether filing a lawsuit is appropriate in your case and pursue compensation for medical bills, scarring, and trauma.
TBI victims should secure both immediate and future well-being by contacting an experienced brain injury attorney. Brain injuries often require long-term care and rehabilitation, and the full impact may not be immediately apparent. Denver traumatic brain injury lawyers understand how to document and prove these complex injuries.
After I was hit broadside by a drunk driver who had no insurance, my own insurance company would not pay for the injuries that the other driver had caused. Not only that, they refused to pay my medical bills, and would not send me the forms that I needed to fill out. Eventually I was sued by my doctors to collect their medical bills. I hired McCormick & Murphy, and they sued my insurance to recover the uninsured motorist benefits that I was entitled to. They also sued my insurance company for not paying for my medical bills and for treating me in bad faith. A jury awarded me over $900,000.00 for the damages my insurance company had done to me. I highly recommend the law firm of McCormick & Murphy.
A personal injury lawsuit is typically based in tort law. A “tort” is a civil wrong that courts recognize as grounds for a lawsuit. There are several specific torts, including assault, battery, negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress, trespass, and defamation.
While some torts are also crimes punishable by imprisonment, the primary goals of tort law are to provide victims relief for damages incurred and to deter others from committing similar harms.
If you believe that another person or a company is responsible for your injury or accident, you may file a lawsuit to determine whether that person or company is legally responsible, or “liable,” for it. In a personal injury case, liability often rests on whether a person or company was careless, or “negligent.”
In a personal injury lawsuit, an injured person (plaintiff) may sue for monetary damages or an injunction to prevent the responsible party from continuing the tortious conduct. Types of recoverable damages include:
If your injuries required medical care, you may recover costs of immediate treatment as well as future medical needs. This includes hospitalization, surgery, medication, physical therapy, rehabilitation, and ongoing care.
An accident or injury can be traumatic and life-altering. If you experienced physical pain or emotional suffering after your accident, you may be entitled to compensation beyond just medical bills. These non-economic damages acknowledge the impact on your quality of life.
If your injuries caused you to miss work, you may recover lost income through a personal injury lawsuit. This includes salary, bonuses, commissions, and other benefits you would have earned.
If your injury impairs your ability to work in the future, you may recover compensation for diminished earning potential. This is especially important for catastrophic injuries that prevent returning to your previous occupation.
There are many types of accidents that may form the basis for a personal injury lawsuit, including:
In 2015, the Colorado Department of Transportation reported 22,140 car accidents in Denver County. These accidents can cause extraordinary pain and suffering and debilitating lifelong injuries.
Bicyclists spend more time on Denver roads and can become victims of bicycle-related injuries. Between 2008 and 2012, there were approximately 1,325 bicycle crashes in Denver, with 52% resulting in at least one injury.
In the last five years, there were an estimated 1,924 pedestrian-related accidents in Denver, with 60% resulting in injuries. These accidents often occur at crosswalks, in parking lots, or along roadways with inadequate pedestrian infrastructure.
The death of a loved one is especially difficult when caused by another’s negligence. A compassionate lawyer can help hold responsible parties accountable through a wrongful death claim.
Thousands of people are injured by defective products each year. Product liability lawsuits hold manufacturers accountable for dangerous products released to the market.
The lawyers at McCormick & Murphy, P.C. have years of experience helping victims of accidents recover for the serious injuries they have sustained. Protect your legal claims by contacting an attorney today.
Construction sites can be dangerous places. In 2014, there were 1,607 accidents reported within construction zones in Colorado, with 130 resulting in serious injuries. These accidents may involve falls from heights, equipment failures, electrical incidents, or falling objects.
At McCormick & Murphy our experienced Denver accident injury attorneys offer free legal consultations to the injured. To get a professional assessment of your case, call us now at (720) 782-8595 (24/7) or email us through our website.
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