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You are reading this because something happened that you did not see coming. One moment you were driving. The next, glass and metal and the slow-motion feeling that everything just changed. Maybe you walked away. Maybe you are still sore. Maybe the other driver’s insurance company has already called you twice and you are not sure what you are supposed to say.
You are supposed to say nothing. Not yet. Not until you understand what is actually happening.
McCormick & Murphy is a personal injury law firm in Colorado Springs. We represent people who were hurt in car accidents. We do not charge you to talk to us. We do not get paid unless you do. And we do not let insurance companies treat you like a line item when you are still trying to figure out how to get your car fixed and your medical bills paid.
Call 719-389-0400 right now. Tell us what happened. We will tell you what happens next.
Car accidents do not feel like they do in the movies. There is no slow fadeout. No clean ending. You are sitting at a red light or merging onto Powers Boulevard or driving through the Garden of the Gods and then suddenly you are not. You are calling 911. You are answering questions you cannot quite hear because your hands are shaking and your neck feels wrong. You are watching a tow truck pull your car onto a flatbed while a police officer hands you a case number on a piece of paper you will lose before you get home.
Then the calls start.
The other driver’s insurance company. Your own insurance company. A body shop you have never heard of. A medical billing department asking for a credit card because your health insurance does not cover auto accidents the way you thought it did. Everyone wants something from you. A recorded statement. A signed release. Permission to access your medical records. An answer, right now, before you have had time to think.
And underneath all of it is the question nobody is answering: Who is going to pay for this?
Not the damage. Not just the car. The other stuff. The work you missed because you could not sit in a chair for eight hours without your back seizing up. The physical therapy your doctor says you need for the next six weeks. The second surgery the orthopedic specialist mentioned if the first one does not take. The difference between what your car was worth and what you still owe on it.
You did not cause this. You should not be the one figuring out how to pay for it. But right now, that is exactly what is happening.
While you are still trying to get an appointment with a doctor who takes your insurance, the adjuster assigned to your case has already opened a file. They have photographs of both vehicles. They have the police report. They have a number in mind—an opening offer, a ceiling, a strategy for closing your claim as quickly and as cheaply as possible.
They are not waiting. You should not either.
Here is what is already happening, even if you have not noticed it yet:
They called you within hours of the accident. Not to check on you. To get a recorded statement. They will ask how you are feeling. They will sound concerned. They will ask you to describe what happened. Every word you say is being written down and will be used later to limit what they owe you. If you said you felt fine because you were still in shock, that statement is now in your file. If you guessed at what happened because you did not see the other car until it hit you, that guess is now their version of the facts.
They are offering you a settlement before you have finished treating. Maybe it is a few thousand dollars. Maybe it sounds like enough to cover the car and the emergency room. Maybe they are calling it a final offer. It is not final. It is not enough. And the moment you accept it, you waive your right to ask for another dollar—even if you are still in pain six months from now. Even if the orthopedic surgeon says you need a spinal fusion. Even if you can never return to the job you had before the crash.
They are already building a case against you. They are pulling your medical records to find a prior injury they can blame. They are looking for a witness who will say you were speeding or distracted or partially at fault. They are calculating exactly how much fault they can assign to you under Colorado’s comparative negligence law so they can reduce your settlement by that same percentage. And they are doing all of this while telling you they just want to be fair.
This is not personal. It is math. You are a number on a spreadsheet. The lower that number, the better their quarter looks. That is how this works.
We take the calls. All of them. The adjuster who keeps asking for a recorded statement stops calling you and starts calling us. The request for a signed medical release gets sent to our office, not yours. The lowball settlement offer that came with a seventy-two-hour deadline and a paragraph about how this is the best they can do? We read it. We reject it. And we send them a demand letter that reflects what your case is actually worth.
You stop negotiating. We do it for you.
Here is what that looks like:
We investigate before they can bury the evidence. Surveillance footage gets deleted. Witnesses move or forget details. Skid marks fade. We do not wait for the insurance company to finish their investigation. We start our own. We go to the scene. We talk to witnesses. We pull reports. We photograph damage. We work with accident reconstruction specialists when the other driver is lying about what happened. We build a file that does not rely on their version of the facts.
We document every dollar you are owed. Not just your medical bills. Your lost income. Your future wage loss if you cannot return to the same job. The cost of household services you can no longer perform because you cannot lift your arm above your shoulder. The difference between what your car was worth before the crash and what the insurance company says it was worth after. The diminished value of your vehicle if it is repairable but will never be the same. The mileage to every medical appointment. Every co-pay. Every out-of-pocket expense that exists because someone else ran a red light.
We do not settle until you are finished treating. The insurance company wants to close your claim while you are still going to physical therapy. We do not let that happen. We wait until your doctor says you have reached maximum medical improvement. We wait until we know whether you are going to recover fully or live with permanent restrictions. We wait until we can calculate exactly what this accident cost you. Then we demand it. All of it.
We handle everything so you can focus on getting better. You do not return phone calls. You do not sign releases. You do not wonder if you said the wrong thing or accepted the wrong offer. You go to your medical appointments. You follow your treatment plan. You recover. We do the rest.
You call us at 719-389-0400. You tell us what happened. We ask questions. We listen. We tell you whether you have a case and what we think it is worth. This conversation costs you nothing. You are not signing anything. You are not obligated to hire us. You are getting information you need from people who have done this hundreds of times.
If you hire us, we go to work immediately. We send a letter of representation to every insurance company involved in your case. That letter means they stop calling you and start calling us. We begin our investigation. We collect police reports, medical records, billing statements, wage loss documentation, and photographs. We identify every liable party. We calculate damages. We build your case while you focus on your recovery.
We do not get paid unless you do. No upfront fees. No retainer. No hourly billing. We cover the cost of the investigation. If we recover money for you, we take a percentage. If we do not, you owe us nothing. That is how this works. We take the financial risk so you do not have to.
Colorado law gives you three years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. Three years sounds like a long time. It is not.
Evidence disappears faster than that. Surveillance footage gets recorded over in thirty days. Witnesses move. Memories fade. Skid marks wash away. The longer you wait, the harder it becomes to prove what happened. Insurance companies know this. They are counting on it.
Your medical records matter more in the first few weeks than they will six months from now. If you waited three days to see a doctor because you thought you were fine, the insurance company will argue that you were not really hurt. If there is a gap in your treatment because you could not afford the co-pay, they will claim you must have recovered. If you did not follow your doctor’s orders exactly, they will say your injuries are your own fault. Every day that passes without documentation is a day they can use against you.
Settlements get smaller over time, not larger. The best offer usually comes early, when the insurance company is still worried you might hire a lawyer. Once they realize you are handling this yourself, the offers drop. They know you do not have the resources to take them to trial. They know you need the money now. They know you will eventually accept less just to make this go away. The longer you wait, the more leverage you lose.
We have represented clients in Briargate, Gleneagle, Falcon, Security-Widefield, Broadmoor, Ivywild, Fort Carson, Old Colorado City, Manitou Springs, Rockrimmon, and every corner of Colorado Springs. We know the intersections where accidents happen most. We know the hospitals where you are being treated. We know the adjusters who are calling you. And we know what your case is worth before they try to convince you it is worth less.
Rear-end collisions at stop lights on Academy Boulevard. T-bone crashes at intersections in Stetson Hills. Head-on collisions on two-lane roads near Woodmen Hills. Drunk driving accidents leaving downtown. Hit-and-run crashes in Widefield where the other driver never stopped. Multi-vehicle pileups on I-25 in winter. Accidents caused by drivers running red lights at Union and Academy. Crashes involving distracted drivers texting on Powers Boulevard.
We handle every kind of car accident case. Single-vehicle rollovers. Accidents involving commercial trucks. Collisions with uninsured drivers. Accidents where the other driver lied to police about what happened. Cases where the insurance company is claiming you were partially at fault. Cases where your own insurance company is refusing to pay your underinsured motorist claim.
If you were hurt and someone else caused it, we can help. If you are not sure whether you have a case, call us anyway. We would rather tell you that you do not need a lawyer than have you accept a settlement offer that is a fraction of what you deserve.
Medical expenses. Every dollar you have spent and every dollar you will spend. Emergency room visits. Ambulance transport. Surgery. Physical therapy. Prescription medication. Medical equipment. Follow-up appointments. Future treatment if your doctor says you are not done healing.
Lost income. The wages you missed because you were too injured to work. The promotion you did not get because you were out for six weeks. The overtime you can no longer take because you cannot stand for long shifts. The difference in pay if you had to take a lower-paying job because your injuries prevent you from doing the work you did before.
Property damage. The fair market value of your vehicle before the crash. The cost to repair it if it is repairable. The diminished value if it will never be worth what it was before. The rental car you needed while yours was in the shop. The personal property that was inside your car when it was hit—laptops, car seats, tools, anything that was damaged or destroyed.
Pain and suffering. This is not a line item on a bill. It is compensation for what you lived through. The physical pain. The fear. The sleepless nights. The depression that comes with chronic pain. The loss of enjoyment of life when you can no longer do the things you used to do. Colorado law allows you to recover for these damages. The insurance company will try to minimize them. We do not.
You will be outmatched. The insurance adjuster has handled thousands of claims. You have handled none. They know which questions to ask to get you to say something that hurts your case. They know how to make a low offer sound reasonable. They know exactly how much they can get away with paying you before you realize you should have hired a lawyer.
You will accept less than your case is worth. Not because you are not smart. Because you do not know what your case is worth. You do not know that your medical bills are only part of the damages. You do not know that your future wage loss can be calculated and claimed. You do not know that your settlement should account for the fact that you will never be able to play with your kids the way you used to. The adjuster knows all of this. They are counting on you not knowing.
You will make mistakes that cost you thousands of dollars. You will give a recorded statement without knowing which details matter. You will sign a medical release that gives them access to every medical record you have ever had. You will accept the first settlement offer because you need the money now and you do not realize you could get more if you waited. You will say something on a phone call that they will later use to claim you were partially at fault. These mistakes are permanent. You cannot undo them after the settlement is signed.
We see it happen all the time. Someone accepts eight thousand dollars for a case worth eighty thousand because nobody told them the difference. They sign the release. They deposit the check. And six months later they are still in pain and still getting medical bills and there is nothing anyone can do because they already settled.
You do not get a second chance at this.
We are Kirk McCormick and Jay Murphy. We represent people who were hurt in accidents in Colorado Springs. We do not practice every kind of law. We practice this kind. We know the insurance companies. We know their tactics. We know what your case is worth and we know how to prove it.
We work on contingency. You do not pay us unless we recover money for you. No upfront costs. No hourly fees. No surprise bills. We take the financial risk because we believe in the cases we take.
We answer the phone. When you call 719-389-0400, you reach our office. When you have a question, we answer it. When the insurance company makes an offer, we explain what it means and why we think you should accept it or reject it. You are not a file number. You are a person who hired us to do a job. We treat you that way.
We do not settle cheap cases for fast money. We turn down cases we do not think we can win. We reject settlement offers that do not reflect what you are owed. We are not here to churn files. We are here to get results that matter.
Our office is located at 929 W Colorado Ave in Colorado Springs. You can meet with us in person. You can call us. You can reach out right now, tonight, while you are still trying to figure out what to do next.
The insurance adjuster has already started working on your case. They have already opened a file. They have already decided what they think your claim is worth. Every day you wait is a day they get stronger and you get weaker.
You do not need to have all the answers before you call us. You do not need to know whether you have a case. You do not need to have your medical records organized or your bills tallied. You just need to pick up the phone.
Call 719-389-0400 right now. Tell us what happened. We will tell you what happens next. The call is free. The advice is honest. And if we think you do not need a lawyer, we will tell you that too.
McCormick & Murphy represents car accident victims throughout Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas, including Briargate, Gleneagle, Falcon, Security-Widefield, Broadmoor, Fort Carson, Manitou Springs, Rockrimmon, and everywhere in between. Our office is at 929 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs. You can visit us in person, or you can call us right now and we will come to you.
This is the easiest decision you will make all week. One phone call. No obligation. No cost. Just answers from people who do this every day and know exactly what you are up against.
719-389-0400. Call now.
No. The insurance adjuster is not your friend. They work for the insurance company, and their job is to pay you as little as possible. Anything you say in a recorded statement can be used to reduce or deny your claim. Before you speak to any insurance company—even your own—call us at 719-389-0400. We will tell you exactly what to say and what not to say. Better yet, we will handle those calls for you so you do not have to worry about saying the wrong thing.
It costs you nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means we only get paid if we recover money for you. We do not charge hourly fees. We do not ask for a retainer. We cover the cost of investigating your case, and if we do not win, you owe us nothing. Our fee comes as a percentage of your settlement or verdict, so our interests are aligned with yours—we only get paid when you do.
You may still have coverage through your own insurance policy. If you carry uninsured motorist coverage or underinsured motorist coverage, your own insurance company is required to step in and compensate you for your injuries and damages up to your policy limits. These claims can be complicated because you are now making a claim against your own insurer, and they will often fight it just as hard as the other side would. We handle uninsured and underinsured motorist claims regularly and know how to hold your own insurance company accountable.
Colorado law gives you three years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. That might sound like a long time, but evidence disappears quickly. Surveillance footage gets deleted. Witnesses forget details or move away. The sooner you contact us, the stronger your case will be. Waiting until the deadline is close puts you at a serious disadvantage. Call us now at 719-389-0400 so we can begin building your case while the evidence is still fresh.
Most car accident cases settle before trial. Insurance companies know that going to court is expensive and risky for them, so they usually prefer to negotiate a settlement. That said, we prepare every case as if it will go to trial, because that is what gets you the best settlement. If the insurance company refuses to make a fair offer, we are fully prepared to take your case in front of a jury. You will not be surprised or unprepared. We will guide you through every step.
Colorado follows a modified comparative negligence rule. That means you can still recover damages even if you were partially at fault, as long as you were not more than 50% responsible for the accident. Your settlement will be reduced by your percentage of fault. For example, if you were 20% at fault and your damages total $100,000, you would recover $80,000. Insurance companies often try to assign you more fault than you deserve to reduce what they owe. We fight those claims and work to minimize any fault attributed to you.
It depends on the complexity of your case and how long it takes you to finish medical treatment. Some cases settle in a few months. Others take a year or more, especially if your injuries are severe or if the insurance company refuses to make a reasonable offer. We do not rush your case just to close it. We wait until you have reached maximum medical improvement and we know the full extent of your damages. Settling too early almost always means settling for less than your case is worth.
Car accidents on busy Colorado Springs roads like I-25, Powers Boulevard, and Academy Boulevard can leave victims facing mounting medical bills and lost wages. At McCormick & Murphy, our auto collision attorneys have over 60 years of combined experience helping accident victims throughout El Paso County recover fair compensation from insurers like State Farm, USAA, Progressive, and Allstate. Our Colorado Springs car accident lawyers will represent you throughout the legal process, from gathering evidence at the accident scene to negotiating with insurance adjusters, while you focus on recovering at respected medical facilities like Penrose Hospital, UCHealth Memorial, or St. Francis Medical Center.
Auto accidents don’t just happen randomly on Colorado highways; they result from someone’s negligence, whether it’s another driver, a road maintenance authority like CDOT (Colorado Department of Transportation), or vehicle manufacturers. Common causes of car accidents in Colorado Springs include:
Some of the most common injuries suffered by accident victims in Colorado Springs are:
Following an auto accident, it’s paramount to seek the help of a Colorado Springs car accident lawyer right away to help establish the at-fault party.
An attorney will also have the knowledge and resources necessary to investigate and document your claim.
Choosing to work with a Colorado Springs personal injury attorney also helps ensure that you get the maximum possible compensation for your physical, emotional, and financial damages.
Under the Colorado State laws, you are eligible for fair compensation for any injuries and damages you incur from a crash.
The compensation can include:
When I was seriously injured in an automobile accident, I believed the insurance companies would treat me fairly. As a result of the accident I lost the ability to work in the profession that I had been trained in. Even though I lost my ability to earn a living due a serious head injury, neither the insurance company of the driver who hit me or my own insurance company offered to pay for the lost wages that I would lose over my life time. McCormick & Murphy fought for my rights, and eventually collected over $1,000,000.00 for me. I highly recommend McCormick & Murphy.
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After a car collision in El Paso County, taking the right steps within the first 72 hours is crucial for your case. Contact Colorado Springs Police Department at 719-389-0400 for an official accident report. Seek immediate medical attention at UCHealth Memorial Hospital or Penrose Hospital to document your injuries. Report the accident to your insurance provider but avoid giving recorded statements to the at-fault driver’s insurance company, whether it’s GEICO, State Farm, or Farmers Insurance.
Remember that Colorado’s statute of limitations gives you just three years from the accident date to file your claim. Working with a qualified Colorado Springs auto accident attorney from McCormick & Murphy will help you avoid missing critical deadlines and maximize your compensation for medical expenses from providers like Centura Health, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
Although you should always advise your insurance carrier when you are involved in an accident, you have no obligation to speak to the other driver’s insurance company.
After a motor vehicle collision, you will likely receive a call from the at-fault party’s insurance carrier. They will request a recorded or written statement. They may even go so far as to suggest that giving such a statement is required. But it is important that you do not provide any statement until you talk to an attorney.
Insurers can use any part of your statement against you. They will look for reasons to deny your claim or to minimize its value. In fact, that is the exact reason that they are asking you for a statement. The best way to avoid giving them any ammunition to use against you is to not speak to them until you consult with your attorney.
Should you find yourself on the phone with the insurance company, say nothing beyond providing them with the name and contact details for your car accident attorney in Colorado Springs.
In some cases, your own insurance carrier might request a formal statement. Although it isn’t common, an accident victim must occasionally pursue an insurance claim against their own insurer. For this reason, you should probably also avoid giving a formal statement to your own carrier until you clear it with your attorney, and have he or she present for the interview.
A quick call to McCormick & Murphy P.C. can get you the answers you need, when you need them.
Colorado is a fault-based auto accident state. To hold another driver liable for a fender bender, you must prove that they caused the crash through their unsafe conduct. Liability is based on the legal concept of negligence.
As explained in the Colorado Civil Jury Instructions, negligence is the “failure to do an act which a reasonably careful person would do, or the doing of an act which a reasonably careful person would not do, under the same or similar circumstances.”
In other words, it is reckless or unreasonably dangerous behavior.
In car accident cases, negligence comes in many forms, including:
The first thing that you should know about driving in Colorado is that carrying auto insurance is required under the law.
It is mandated that a person carry:
Having this insurance is not optional, and can result in penalties for drivers who fail to drive while insured. Despite this, though, there are many drivers who choose to operate their vehicles without insurance. Not only are these drivers breaking the law, but they are also putting themselves at risk of personal liability in the event that they cause an accident.
Being involved in a crash with a driver who doesn’t have insurance can leave you with a sinking feeling, and a lot of anxiety about the future and how you will pay for your losses.
Fortunately, there are usually other options. For example, if you have health insurance coverage, your health insurance provider should pay for your medical bills.
In addition to your health insurance provider, you may be able to recover compensation for your medical expenses, property damage costs, and even your lost wages by filing a car accident claim against your own insurance policy if you maintain certain coverage types.
These include:
Most people in Colorado carry uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage.
This type of coverage can pay for some or all of your losses in the event that you’re involved in a crash with a driver who doesn’t have insurance or doesn’t have enough insurance to fully cover the extent of damages you’ve suffered.
In Colorado, you can waive this coverage in writing, but our Colorado Springs auto accident attorneys advise that it never be waived.
This type of coverage is optional in Colorado and offers medical and funeral expenses coverage for you and any of your passengers harmed as a result of an auto accident. This coverage can be waived but we recommend that you do not waive it.
Finally, if your vehicle was damaged in the crash and the at-fault driver doesn’t maintain property damage liability coverage, you can file insurance claims against your policy’s collision coverage for the cost of vehicle repairs.
Colorado uses comparative negligence rules (Colo. Rev. Stat. § 13-21-111), meaning compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault. For example, if you’re awarded $100,000 but found 20% responsible for the crash on North Academy Boulevard, your recovery would be reduced to $80,000.
Your compensation might include medical expenses from UCHealth or Centura Health facilities, physical therapy costs from providers like Fyzical or ATI Physical Therapy, lost wages from employers like Fort Carson, Peterson Air Force Base, or local businesses, and pain and suffering. In severe cases involving traumatic brain injuries or spinal cord damage, settlements from major insurers like Allstate, State Farm, or Progressive might range from $250,000 to over $1 million.
Choosing to have a Colorado Springs car accident lawyer handle your case can provide lots of advantages for injury accident victims, but at what cost?
At McCormick & Murphy, P.C., we understand what victims go through after being involved in an accident that someone else caused. You might have no way to pay your medical bills or cover your living expenses while you recuperate—especially if your injuries prevent you from working.
For that reason, most Colorado Springs auto accident lawyers will accept your case on a contingency fee basis.
We will handle your case on contingency, which means that you won’t owe any retainer or legal fees upfront. Your lawyer will do all the work and pay all the expenses associated with your case. You will not owe any legal fees at all until and unless your lawyer recovers compensation for your claim.
Upon receiving a settlement or jury award, your attorney will deduct a previously agreed-upon percentage of the total as well as any agreed-upon expenses.
Car accidents can result in serious injuries and expensive repair bills. Under the Colorado state laws, you have the right to hold a negligent defendant legally responsible for any injuries and damages you incur from a crash.
While insurance adjusters often fight aggressively to limit settlement offers, you should not accept less than you truly deserve. At McCormick & Murphy, P.C., our Colorado Springs car accident attorneys will help you maximize your compensation. Contact us for a free consultation today to learn how we can help you.
We take car accident cases on a contingency fee basis which means you don’t pay us anything unless we win.
You may be able to recover financial compensation for:
Colorado’s laws do not require you to hire a lawyer for a personal injury claim. However, in most cases, having an attorney provides several key advantages.
Once you have a lawyer on board, your attorney will get to work investigating and documenting your claim.
At McCormick & Murphy P.C, we have investigators ready to mobilize on your behalf. Our legal team will advise you regarding any rules and regulations associated with your claim, such as ensuring that you bring forth your case within Colorado’s statute of limitations.
We will also advise you on best practices to maintain throughout the course of your auto accident case, such as not providing the insurance company with a recorded statement without legal representation and refraining from social media use while your claim is unsettled.
Our Colorado Springs auto accident attorneys will gather information and evidence to demonstrate fault and establish liability for your damages. We build the most persuasive case possible, to help ensure the best outcome for you.
Once we have documented your claim, we submit the information along with a written demand to the insurance company. We negotiate with the insurer utilizing our decades of combined experience to help you get the compensation you deserve.
We protect your legal rights and demand that the insurer negotiates in good faith. If they refuse, we can discuss the option of filing a lawsuit in civil court and pursuing your case that way.
When you work with McCormick & Murphy in Colorado Springs, you won’t have to worry about dealing with the insurance company at all.
Your attorney will handle every aspect of communicating with the insurer, their attorneys, and any other parties involved in your case. You can relax and focus on your recovery while your attorney deals with the complex legal issues and the more mundane aspects of daily communication with insurers.
The attorneys and legal staff of McCormick & Murphy P.C., always strive to provide an exceptional level of communication. We provide updates about your case so you never have to wonder what’s going on. If you have questions or need information, we are never more than a phone call, text, or email away.
As for timing, we recommend that contact an auto accident lawyer in Colorado Springs immediately after an accident. Evidence can disappear. Witnesses’ memories can fade. Insurance companies can take advantage of you. Therefore, the sooner you can get an attorney working on your case, the better. At McCormick & Murphy P.C., we are never more than a phone call away. You can contact us at any time, day or night, 365 days a year. We can meet with you wherever you are, or you can come to our office for a free consultation. We can even meet with you via phone or video conference.
At McCormick & Murphy P.C., we put our specialized knowledge and extensive resources to work for you. We have more than a half-century of combined experience. We understand how frightening and confusing this process can be. We go above and beyond to make the process as easy for you as possible.
When you need an exceptional auto accident attorney in Colorado Springs, you can call on us for help.
If you’ve been injured in a car crash on I-25, Powers Boulevard, or any roadway in El Paso County, don’t delay seeking legal representation. The insurance companies have teams of adjusters and attorneys working to minimize your claim’s value, while you’re trying to recover from injuries and manage daily responsibilities.
The experienced car accident attorneys at McCormick & Murphy, P.C. offer free consultations at our office on West Colorado Avenue, just minutes from downtown Colorado Springs. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case. Contact us at 719-389-0400 to schedule your consultation and begin the process of securing the compensation you deserve.
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