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Louisville Intersection accidents Lawyers
Louisville intersection accident lawyers for crashes on U.S. Highway 36, McCaslin Boulevard. Free consultation. No fee unless we recover for you.
Intersection Crash Claims in Louisville
McCormick & Murphy are Louisville intersection accident lawyers for people hurt in Louisville. We get the Louisville Police Department report, the AdventHealth Avista records, and file in Boulder County Justice Center.
Intersection collisions are rarely straightforward. Both drivers often believe they had the right of way, and insurance adjusters tend to seize on that disagreement to delay or dispute a claim. We work to cut through the conflicting accounts by focusing on what the physical and recorded evidence actually shows.
These crashes happen at signalized intersections along corridors like U.S. Highway 36 and McCaslin Boulevard, at stop-controlled crossings on South Boulder Road, and at busier junctions near Dillon Road. They can involve left-turn conflicts, red-light or stop-sign violations, failure to yield, or crosswalk incidents involving pedestrians or cyclists. Each scenario raises different questions about fault, and insurers frequently try to shift blame onto the injured party.
We build your claim around who had the right of way and what each driver actually did. That means identifying every fact that supports your version of events and pushing back on any attempt to assign you partial blame without real evidence behind it.
Evidence We Look For
Because intersection cases often come down to competing stories, we move quickly to gather objective proof: signal phasing information, traffic-camera or nearby business video, lane markings, and the pattern of damage on both vehicles. That physical evidence can show which car entered the intersection first, the angle of impact, and relative speed.
We also look at witness accounts, sight-line obstructions such as parked vehicles or landscaping, and event data recorders that may show braking, speed, and throttle input in the moments before the crash. Together, this evidence helps establish a clear account of what happened instead of leaving the outcome to a dispute between drivers.
- Report the crash to Louisville Police Department and get the report number
- Photograph vehicle positions, damage, signals, and skid marks before they're gone
- Identify and get contact information for any witnesses nearby
- Seek medical evaluation and follow through with recommended care
- Avoid giving a recorded statement to the other driver's insurer without advice
Handling Claims Near Louisville
We regularly handle intersection claims arising on U.S. Highway 36, McCaslin Boulevard, South Boulder Road, and Dillon Road, as well as crossings in nearby Superior, Lafayette, Boulder, Broomfield, and Erie. These are busy mixed-use roads carrying commuter traffic, local trips, and crossings by cyclists and pedestrians, which adds to the complexity when a collision occurs.
When injuries require emergency care, treatment is often provided through AdventHealth Avista, and we can help coordinate how those medical records support your claim. If a case proceeds in court, Boulder County matters are typically handled through the Boulder County Justice Center, and we guide clients through that process from the Denver office.
Damages We Pursue
- Medical treatment and ongoing care costs
- Lost income from time away from work
- Vehicle repair or replacement costs
- Pain and suffering
- Loss of enjoyment of daily activities
What clients say about McCormick & Murphy
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After I was hit by a drunk driver with no insurance, my own insurer refused UM benefits. McCormick & Murphy sued for uninsured motorist benefits and bad faith. A jury awarded me over $900,000.
C. O., Denver · UM / bad-faith verdict
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case depends on its facts, coverage, venue, and evidence.
Louisville Intersection Accident Lawyers FAQ
Who is at fault in a Louisville intersection crash?
Fault depends on signal status, right of way, and each driver's movements at the time of impact. We rely on physical evidence, video, and witness accounts rather than accepting one driver's word over another's.
What if the other driver says I ran the light?
That's a common claim in intersection cases, and it's exactly why we look for traffic-camera footage, business video, and signal timing information. Objective evidence can confirm or refute that kind of accusation.
Does Colorado's comparative fault rule affect my claim?
Colorado allows recovery even if you share some fault, though your compensation can be reduced based on your percentage of responsibility. We work to minimize any fault attributed to you by building a strong evidentiary record.
What if there were no witnesses to the crash?
Even without witnesses, evidence like vehicle damage patterns, signal phasing, event data recorders, and nearby camera footage can help reconstruct what happened. We pursue every available source of proof.
How soon should I contact a lawyer after an intersection crash?
Reaching out promptly helps us preserve video footage and other evidence before it's lost or overwritten. Early involvement also lets us guide your communications with insurance adjusters from the start.
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