Larimer County · Traumatic Brain Injuries
Loveland Brain Injury Lawyers
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Loveland Brain Injury Claims: Linking the Trauma to Your Diagnosis
McCormick & Murphy are Loveland brain injury lawyers for people injured in a crash, a fall, or other trauma. A normal CT or MRI does not end the claim. We get the Loveland Police Department or the Larimer County Sheriff's Office report, the UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies records, and file in the Larimer County Justice Center.
A traumatic brain injury claim rests on establishing the blow or jolt itself, the medical diagnosis, and how your symptoms have evolved since the incident. Many people injured on U.S. Highway 34, Eisenhower Boulevard, Taft Avenue, or other Loveland roads suffer head trauma in motor-vehicle crashes, falls, or assaults. We connect the force of that event to your brain injury using police reports, emergency-room records, and imaging studies from UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies and other providers.
What matters most is proof that your thinking, mood, sleep, balance, and ability to work have changed. A normal initial scan does not rule out concussion or traumatic brain injury. We build a detailed record of cognitive and emotional decline, gathering symptom reports from you, your family, and your medical team. We show how your injury affects your job performance, daily responsibilities, and quality of life—both now and in the years ahead.
Investigating Loveland Brain Injury Claims & Client Office Access
McCormick & Murphy are Loveland brain injury lawyers who gather evidence from Loveland Police Department, Larimer County Sheriff's Office, and UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies to prove traumatic brain injury claims—even when initial scans appear normal.
- Local Evidence & Venue: We obtain police reports from Loveland Police Department and Larimer County Sheriff's Office, emergency and hospital records from UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies, neuropsychology testing, therapy notes, and witness statements. Cases are presented in settlement or at trial in Larimer County Justice Center.
- Denver Office Serves Loveland: The nearest firm office is in Denver, CO. McCormick & Murphy represents brain injury clients throughout the region, including Loveland, Larimer County, and nearby areas. Free consultation. No fee unless we recover for you.
- Loveland Office Location Anchor: Clients meet with our team at Denver, CO — with home or hospital consultations available if severe injuries prevent travel.
Records and Reports That Prove a Loveland Brain Injury Claim
Emergency and hospital records from UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies and other Larimer County facilities form the foundation. We obtain police reports from the Loveland Police Department and Larimer County Sheriff's Office, imaging results, and neurological evaluations. We also request records from neuropsychology testing, which can reveal cognitive deficits that routine scans miss.
Therapy notes, school records, employment documentation, and statements from family members all illustrate how the injury has changed you. We work with neurologists and neuropsychologists to explain your current symptoms and predict your future care needs. This comprehensive evidence package is presented in settlement negotiations or at trial in Larimer County Justice Center, depending on what your case requires.
Local investigations may involve Loveland Police Department and Larimer County Sheriff’s Office, incident scenes near Taft Avenue or Johnstown, and follow-up care through UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies.
After a crash on U.S. Highway 34, Eisenhower Boulevard, or another Loveland-area road, or after a fall or incident on unsafe property, collect these records and observations:
- Emergency response records from UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies or other treatment facility, including initial exam notes and vital signs
- All imaging studies (CT, MRI) and radiology reports—normal scans do not rule out concussion or brain injury
- Neurology or neuropsychology evaluation reports, including cognitive testing results
- Therapy notes (physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy) documenting recovery progress
- School records (if applicable), showing changes in grades, attendance, or academic performance since injury
- Employment records, pay stubs, and supervisor statements describing work-related changes or absences
- Personal log of symptoms: memory lapses, concentration problems, mood changes, sleep disruption, balance issues, headaches, and date each began
- Family or friend observations in writing about changes in personality, energy, or daily functioning
- Photos of accident scene, vehicle damage, or hazardous condition
- Police report from Loveland Police Department or Larimer County Sheriff's Office
- Medical bills, rehabilitation invoices, and prescription records
- Expert opinions on future medical care, lost earning capacity, and causal link between the incident and injury symptoms
When Memory, Mood, or Balance Problems Mean a Brain Injury
Traumatic brain injury is not always visible on imaging. A person can suffer significant concussion symptoms—trouble remembering, concentrating, or sleeping; mood swings; balance problems; persistent headaches—even when a CT or MRI appears normal. Diagnosis relies on clinical assessment, your reported symptoms, and functional testing that measures how your brain is performing.
We work with doctors who understand the full range of post-concussion effects. They review your medical history, conduct or interpret neuropsychological testing, and explain why your symptoms are real and serious. Their opinions help us quantify the injury's impact on work, school, relationships, and daily life—crucial information for building a strong claim in Larimer County.
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What a Loveland Brain Injury Claim May Recover
- Medical expenses: emergency care, imaging, neurology consultations, neuropsychology testing, and ongoing therapy at UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies or other providers
- Lost wages and reduced earning capacity due to cognitive difficulties, concentration problems, or inability to perform your job
- Pain and suffering, including headaches, sleep disruption, mood changes, and emotional distress
- Cost of future care: ongoing medical oversight, rehabilitation, cognitive therapy, and accommodations you will need
- Loss of quality of life: limitations in hobbies, family activities, social engagement, and daily independence
In Larimer County Justice Center, we present evidence of past medical costs and ongoing care needs alongside testimony about how the injury has reshaped your life and work prospects.
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.
Your Loveland Brain Injury Questions Answered
Do I need Loveland brain injury lawyers?
Call Loveland brain injury lawyers when symptoms affect memory, work, or daily life, fault is disputed, or an insurer delays, denies, or offers less than the medical bills. The Denver office is in Denver, CO.
The CT scan at UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies came back normal. Does that mean I don't have a traumatic brain injury?
No. A normal or negative scan does not rule out concussion or traumatic brain injury. Many brain injuries do not show up on standard imaging. What matters most is the actual impact or trauma, your symptoms, and how those symptoms have changed your memory, concentration, mood, sleep, balance, ability to work, and daily activities. Medical records, testing, and reliable witness observations documenting these functional changes are critical to proving the injury.
How long do I have to file a claim for my brain injury from a car crash on I-25 or another Loveland road?
The deadline depends on what caused the crash—not when you were diagnosed. If another driver hit you, the deadline is typically three years from the date of the crash. If the claim involves a public entity like the City or County of Loveland, a shorter notice deadline often applies. Different rules apply to property-condition injuries. Contact McCormick & Murphy right away to confirm your deadline and protect your rights.
What does McCormick & Murphy charge to handle my brain injury case?
McCormick & Murphy handles traumatic brain injury claims on contingency. That means we earn an attorney fee only if your case is settled or won—you pay nothing out of pocket for legal fees if there is no recovery. Out-of-pocket case costs (like expert reports, medical record retrieval, and court filing fees) are separate and will be discussed with you. You are not responsible for those costs if the case does not succeed.
I was injured in Berthoud or near Fort Collins. Can McCormick & Murphy still help me?
Yes. McCormick & Murphy is based in Denver and represents brain injury clients throughout the region, including Loveland, Larimer County, and nearby areas. The law and claims process are similar across northern Colorado. Contact the office to discuss your specific incident and location.
What kind of records do I need to prove how the brain injury is affecting my work?
Gather your employment records, pay stubs showing lost wages or reduced hours, emails or messages from your employer documenting performance concerns or absences since the injury, and written statements from your supervisor or coworkers about noticeable changes. Medical records from therapy or neuropsychology testing that address cognition, concentration, and functional capacity are also key. Medical experts can then link those documented changes to lost earning ability and future income impact.
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