When You Are Hurt in Colorado, We Come Ready to Fight

Motorcyclists face serious risks on Colorado roads, and when a crash happens, the injuries are often severe. Drivers frequently fail to see motorcyclists, and insurance companies are quick to blame the rider. We investigate the accident thoroughly, challenge false narratives, and pursue the maximum compensation available for your injuries, lost wages, and long-term recovery costs.

A car accident can leave you dealing with injuries, vehicle damage, and a claims process designed to work against you. Our attorneys examine police reports, gather evidence, and handle every aspect of your claim so you can focus on recovering. We do not let insurers lowball the people we represent.

Crashes involving 18-wheelers and commercial trucks frequently cause catastrophic injuries. We have the resources to take on large carriers and their insurers, and we investigate thoroughly to establish who bears responsibility and what your claim is worth.

At Curtis Walton Law, we know that there is nothing anyone can do to make the wrongful death of a loved one right. Our attorneys understand grief, and will fight tirelessly for you so that you can focus on the things that really matter like family, friends, and healing.

Colorado holds dog owners strictly liable for bites and attacks, regardless of the animal’s prior history. If you or a family member was injured by a dog in Littleton or the surrounding area, we can pursue compensation for your medical treatment, scarring, and emotional distress.

Property owners have a legal duty to maintain safe conditions for visitors. We represent slip and fall victims injured in retail stores, apartment complexes, restaurants, parking lots, and other properties throughout the Denver metro area.

When an insurance company unreasonably denies, delays, or undervalues a legitimate claim, Colorado law may entitle you to pursue a bad faith claim against the insurer directly. We pursue bad faith claims on behalf of policyholders who have been wronged by the companies that were supposed to protect them.