They will come to you
We meet clients in Pueblo. You should not have to drive to Colorado Springs while you are hurt.
Pueblo personal injury attorneys for car crashes, slips, dog bites, and insurance claims. Free consultation. No fee unless we recover for you.
McCormick & Murphy are Pueblo personal injury attorneys for people hurt in car accidents, slip and fall injuries, dog bites, and wrongful death. We meet you at 301 N. Main Street, at home, or at Parkview or Pueblo Memorial, and we file in Pueblo District Court when the insurer will not pay a fair number.
If you are hurt in Pueblo, you should not have to drive to Colorado Springs for a first meeting — and you should not sign a lowball release before the file is built. We come to you: the Main Street office, home, or the hospital. Kirk McCormick and Jay Murphy used to represent insurance companies. That background matters when a carrier delays, denies, or lowballs a valid Pueblo claim.
McCormick & Murphy, P.C. is headquartered in Colorado Springs, about 40 miles north on I-25. The Pueblo office is at 301 N. Main Street, Pueblo, CO 81003. Since 1990, Kirk McCormick and James “Jay” Murphy have practiced personal injury and insurance bad faith in Colorado state and federal courts. We will meet you at Parkview Medical Center, Pueblo Memorial Hospital, or wherever you are being treated.
Selected outcomes. Early lowball offers are common on Highway 50 and I-25 corridor crashes — the file has to be built before the release is signed.
High-speed rear-end collision in Pueblo caused a subdural hematoma, traumatic brain injury, torn ligaments, and lost employment.
Insurer offered $2,600 after a rear-end east of Pueblo. After suit and mediation, the case settled for $165,000.
Fall from a deck in Huerfano County.
Free consultation. No fee unless we recover for you.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case depends on its facts, coverage, venue, and evidence.
From a fender-bender on Pueblo Boulevard to a serious crash on I-25, we handle the insurer so you can get treatment. That includes rear-end collisions, left-turn wrecks, drunk driving, and hit-and-run.
Riders take the worst of a crash. If another driver, a bad road condition, or a defective part caused it, we build the claim and push back on the bias motorcycle victims often get from carriers.
If you lost a family member because of someone else’s negligence, Colorado law may allow a claim for funeral costs, lost income, and companionship. We handle the legal work while your family deals with the rest.
Ice in a parking lot, a wet grocery aisle, broken stairs, poor lighting. Property owners in Pueblo County have a duty to keep the premises reasonably safe. Talk with us before you give a recorded statement.
Colorado’s dog-bite statute, C.R.S. 13-21-124, can make an owner liable when a dog injures someone. Medical bills, scarring, and trauma should not fall on you because an owner failed to control the animal.
A TBI from a crash, fall, or assault often needs long-term care. The first ER note is not the whole case. We work to document future treatment, work limits, and the full cost.
Kirk McCormick and Jay Murphy used to represent insurance companies. That background matters when a carrier delays, denies, or lowballs a valid Pueblo claim — including uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage.
I-25 through Pueblo carries commercial traffic. A tractor-trailer or delivery truck claim can involve the driver, the carrier, and federal hours-of-service rules. We start the investigation before evidence disappears.
Pueblo injury claims often start on the same roads. Pueblo Boulevard, Northern Avenue, Santa Fe Avenue, and 4th Street see daily traffic, left turns, and intersection wrecks. U.S. Highway 50 runs east–west and is a frequent corridor for rear-end and deer-related crashes east of the city — one of the cases below started there. Interstate 25 is the north–south spine through town.
Rural stretches toward Colorado City, Boone, and the Arkansas River recreation areas bring higher speeds and longer response times. Colorado State Patrol often investigates highway crashes. Pueblo Police Department and the Pueblo County Sheriff handle city and county scenes. We obtain the crash report, photographs, and witness names before they get hard to find.
If a CDOT work zone, missing signage, or a dangerous highway design played a part, that is a different kind of claim and a shorter clock. Tell us what you remember about the road, not just the other driver.
Serious Pueblo injuries are often treated at Parkview Medical Center or Pueblo Memorial Hospital. Some patients are transferred to a Denver trauma center. The hospital chart, imaging, and later therapy notes are how we prove what the crash actually did — not what the insurer’s first adjuster wants to call a “soft tissue” case.
We gather records and itemized bills, deal with hospital liens, and coordinate with health insurance or workers’ compensation when both are in play. If a workers’ comp doctor tried to close you out while you still needed care — that happened in one of the Pueblo cases below — we do not treat that report as the last word.
Most injury claims settle. Some do not. When a carrier refuses a fair number, the case is filed in Pueblo County Combined Courts — Pueblo District Court for larger claims. Local judges, local jurors, and local rules matter. A lawyer who will not try a case in Pueblo will be pushed into a cheap settlement.
Kirk McCormick and Jay Murphy have decades of trial work. Mr. McCormick and Mr. Murphy previously represented insurance companies. That is useful when the other side’s file is built to minimize the claim. If mediation is the right next step, we prepare it the same way we prepare a trial: records, liens, and a number we can defend.
We meet clients in Pueblo. You should not have to drive to Colorado Springs while you are hurt.
You should reach your lawyer during business hours and get a real answer, not a brush-off.
Insurance companies pay more attention to lawyers who will pick a Pueblo jury if the offer is not fair.
Look at Google reviews and written client comments. A long string of real reviews beats an ad.
If the crash or injury happened in Pueblo County or the surrounding Arkansas Valley, call. The nearest office is 301 N. Main Street.
Call Pueblo personal injury attorneys when the injury needs medical care, fault is disputed, or an insurer delays, denies, or offers less than the medical bills. We meet you at 301 N. Main Street, Pueblo, CO 81003. You do not have to come to Colorado Springs.
We handle these cases on a contingency fee. We only earn a fee if the case is settled or won. Costs advanced on the case are separate from that fee. The first consultation is free.
Most Colorado personal injury cases have a two-year statute of limitations. Claims against the City of Pueblo, Pueblo County, CDOT, or another public entity can require written notice in as little as 182 days. Call before you assume you have time.
No. We have a Pueblo office at 301 N. Main Street. Attorneys regularly drive down from Colorado Springs and will meet you at the office, at home, or at the hospital.
Early offers often cover little more than the first bills. One Pueblo client was offered $2,600 after a Highway 50 crash. The case later settled for $165,000 after suit and mediation. Do not sign a release until a lawyer has reviewed the claim. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Yes. Most claims settle. Kirk McCormick and Jay Murphy try cases when the offer is not fair. That is part of why carriers take the file seriously.
301 N. Main Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
Free consultation. We also meet at your home or at the hospital.
Free consultation. Downtown office at 301 N. Main Street. Call (888) 668-1182.