Personal Injury

When you or someone you love has been hurt in an accident in Colorado, you have legal rights. You may be able to pursue a personal injury claim to hold individuals or businesses liable for your losses. The specific defendants you can pursue a claim against will vary depending on your case, and you will…

When you suffer a personal injury in Colorado, you have the right to recover compensation from those who hurt you, but you need to navigate the justice system to get the money you deserve.  This can be very complicated, especially as insurers are always trying to get you to accept less money than you are…

When you have been hurt in an accident in Colorado, an insurance company could potentially cover your losses. Depending on the situation, this could be your own insurer or an insurance company covering another person or company that caused you harm. Insurance companies will often ask you to give a recorded statement.  So, should you…

When you have been hurt by negligence or wrongdoing, you have legal rights under Colorado law. You may be able to pursue a claim to recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. If your loved one was killed, you could also pursue a wrongful death case.  Navigating the legal…

Summer is motorcycle season in Colorado. Before you hit the road, it’s important to understand all relevant motorcycle laws for your safety and legal compliance. HSD Law specializes in motorcycle accident law in Fort Collins, CO. Our knowledgeable attorneys, some of whom are lifelong riders, can help you navigate motorcycle riding rules and protect your…

Have you or someone you love been involved in an accident leading to personal injury? It’s crucial to understand the compensation you may be entitled to. Insurance companies are ruthless and will do anything to avoid paying what you deserve. Arm yourself with knowledge and secure the best personal injury lawyer to ensure the best…

In Colorado, the statute of limitations for car accidents is three years from the date of the accident. If you are filing a claim against the responsible party, you will have to do so within the first three years following the accident, or your claim will be barred under the protection of the statute of…